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Could You Be ft. Syren Rivers

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It's very rare for Roska to have big gaps in his release schedule but being a producer, DJ and label manager amongst other things stretches the work a little. The music has to be right and mean something a little more when time is of the essence. 'Could You Be' featuring Syren Rivers is an ideal post summer anthem where you've had your fun and games and its time to wrap up a little warmer. Picture the leaves falling off the trees and you might have found your 'winter wifey'. Continuing to flow with melodic minimalistic, sub bass styled UK Funky, Roska's consistency cannot be questioned.

Syren Rivers is no newcomer to the music business and his writing shows that he has many years of experience. Focussing on this current guise, Syren can flow effortlessly on any tempo or genre he feels. He's worked with the legendary Da Lata on their latest single 'Memory Man' combining R&B and Jazz sounding so mellow and fluent throughout.

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released November 1, 2019

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