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Ocatpi can help babies

by Robyn Rocket Steward

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this track was inspired by a story I readhttp://octopusforapreemie.com/

about crocheting octopi for premature babies the tentacles remind them of their umbilical chord, I thought it was really sweet, when a premature baby is first born its not always possible for them to be with theeir parents all the time and from my own experience toys are a great comfort as they are consistant and don't hurt you but are soft. I have a small cuddley bat called henry who I carry with me especially at times of anxiety.
this track was inspired by Baz who is from manchester he is an amazing friend .he had ben teaching till 7 but came to my gig that means a lot ,
also big thanks to Joe and Mary ann and carl for putting the gig on a creative bunch

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released February 23, 2019

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Robyn Rocket Steward London, UK

I am Robyn , I am a trumpet player I mostly I play through guitar pedals. I Improvise and love interaction. I am very proud to be a heart N Soul artist ,
I have done commissions for people such as battersea arts centre and also performed live at Scala and the wellcome collection. I have a du with andy diagram who has a really col duo called spaceheads ... more

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