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Melbourne Jazz, Reviews Posted on12 April 202510 October 2025

Ray Pereira and Julien Wilson’s The Mouth: loud and clear

The Mouth is easily one of the best live acts in Melbourne at the moment, a must-see (or rather, must-experience) performance

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