Happy 2020

Hello friends,
 I simply wanted to wish everyone a happy shiny new year.
I apologize for not being in the scene much, I can't promise that I will in the future, but I still wanted to send love to those who visit this side of the web :)

An announcement I wanted to make, my music page is updated to have my 3 albums, all are free to stream and download, feel free to go have a listen.

Enjoy the new year.
See you all soon.

Big Hugs & Lots of love.
Mosno.

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