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L.A Davis – Change (Nothing To Lose)

L.A Davis - Change (Nothing To Lose) L.A Davis is a London-based soul, funk & pop band, made up of 5 fun-loving, motivated and talented performers. Winner of Best Unsigned Pop Act, Live and Unsigned 2010, the band was signed to the Spectra Music Group in 2014. This multinational group has created its own unique sound, embodying elements of different genres and taking inspiration from modern artists including Bruno Mars, Maroon 5 & Mark Ronson, as well as classic R&B legends such as Stevie Wonder and Gladys Knight and the Pips.This band has proved time and again to be a force to be reckoned with within alive setting.

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