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Labasheeda presents a new album, "Blueprints"

  • December 2, 2023
  • Natalie Patrick
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Labasheeda is a rock band from Amsterdam that makes exciting music. They have just released a new album called "Blueprints," which is very different from other rock music. The album has 11 songs that last for 39 minutes and 12 seconds. Labasheeda uses many different instruments, like the marimba, cello, and double bass, to make a beautiful and unique sound.

The first song on the album is called "Fossils," and it is an excellent example of what the band sounds like. The singer, Saskia van der Giessen, has an extraordinary voice, and the violin sounds good. The second song, "Closure," is a bit more unusual but still perfect. The rhythm of the music changes a lot, which makes it interesting.

The third song, "Sparkle," is beautiful. The musicians in the band are excellent, and they play their instruments well. The album's last song is "What Remains In Love." It is a lovely song you will remember for a long time after hearing it.

Labasheeda's music is very different from that of other rock bands, but it is still perfect. Their new album, "Blueprints," is an excellent example of why this band is so unique.

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