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Day: April 5, 2018

Interviews Posted on5 April 2018

Tom Guarna: “jazz is self expression and possibilities”

– When did you realise that you have found your own voice as an artist?
– I feel that my individual voice started to really become solidified on my previous CD, ‘Rush’. I hope to keep refining it.

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