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Soho Jazz Club kicks off with the Jazz Brothers | GhanaFront
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Isaac Yeboah • 20 Apr • 304 words · 2 min read
The Jazz Brothers are set to bring their unique sound to a new venue - but what makes them so special?
The Soho Jazz Club is set to launch with a performance by the Jazz Brothers at the Marina Mall in Accra. Venues are emerging for young people to enjoy live Jazz - creating more opportunities for musicians.
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