Dinky - Slowly

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Release date: 25/11/16 on Crosstown Rebels
Closely following the release of her critically acclaimed album ‘Valor’, trained musician Dinky releases the second single from the album on Crosstown Rebels.
Dinky explains ‘Slowly’ is the most special song on the album to her, “it represents in its pure essence where melancholy and freedom meet. The song was written in a difficult moment where I had to let go of a lot of fears and just accept. It’s a song about detachment where losing can be a gain.”
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