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“When a friend of mine introduced me to the music of Luca C & Brigante I was stuck with an apocalyptic feeling, as if I were listening to the sound of a party at the end of the world. And with such strong imagery coming to mind I was only too happy to write with them when they asked. Flash of Light is about that last night on earth, a forewarning of the end of an era and a last chance to Love.”

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Roisin Murphy

Róisín Murphy (born July 5, 1973) is an Irish singer-songwriter and music producer known for her eclectic electronic pop and art pop style. She first gained fame as the lead vocalist of the duo Moloko, collaborating with Mark Brydon on experimental albums. In the early 2000s, she launched a solo career with critically acclaimed albums like 'Ruby Blue' and 'Overpowered.' Murphy is celebrated for her avant-garde fashion sense, theatrical stage performances, and innovative music videos, establishing herself as an icon in electronic music and pop culture. Her work blends dance, funk, and soul elements, influencing many contemporary artists. more

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