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Mia Loucks shares raw and intimate 'Sisko Sisko Demos'

  • January 30, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Mia Loucks is a creative musician who has made a new album called "Sisko Sisko Demos." What's unique about this album is that she made it using only an old iPhone, giving the music a distinctive sound. The album has six songs, and it's about 24 minutes long. Each song tells a story from Mia's life, which is very emotional and personal.

Mia has a disease called systemic sclerosis, which makes it hard for her to play music sometimes. But she still keeps making music because it makes her happy. She's also studying to be a scientist, so she's swamped!

The album is very different from other music you might hear on the radio. It could be better, but that's what makes it unique. You can listen to it on the Internet for something new and exciting.

Connect with Mia Loucks: Instagram 

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