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Rebroadcasting #201 Didn't Hear Nobody Pray

  • Jun 24, 2025
  • 1 min read

Dear friends,

We're just a few days from finished!!! We have some incredible guests- Ronnie Earl, Jimmy Vivino, Joanna Connor... the idea to collaborate just popped up as we went along. I know you'll love the addition of these major talents. Rob is starting mastering as I continue to tweak the songs and select photos for the packaging. I always strive to make every release my best, but instead of going on about it, I will leave that part to the listener. I can only say I went as deep as I could- never want to give less. As always thank you and gratitude to the fans and friends. Your donations are greatly appreciated. Much more news soon.

❤️🎼 R😊ry & R😎b





 
 
 

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Paul Newman
2 days ago

Me gustó encontrar una publicación con información tan clara y sencilla de seguir. Este tipo de contenidos siempre resulta interesante para quienes buscan conocer más sobre diferentes temas y consultar información actualizada. Además, loteria puede ser una opción práctica para quienes desean revisar resultados y datos de forma rápida.

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SkribblIO
Jul 23
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Rebroadcasting #201 "Didn't Hear Nobody Pray" truly offers profound reflections on life. While enjoying these meaningful messages, let's play Skribbl IO together for added fun and connection!

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thirdle
Jun 26
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This update captures the patience and care behind finishing a creative release. The guest collaborations sound exciting, and short word games like thirdle are also a nice way to enjoy a brief creative break.

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sweardle
Jun 26
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I liked the honest tone of this post. The way Rory describes going deep into the work makes the project feel very personal, while casual games like sweardle offer another simple way to unwind.

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septle
Jun 26
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

A genuine and encouraging update. It is clear that a lot of emotion and effort went into the music, and small creative experiences like septle can also bring people a quiet moment of enjoyment.

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