Beloved New Zealand alternative pop band Yumi Zouma have today (Friday 17 March) released their 4th studio album Present Tense on [PIAS] Australia. PRAISE FOR YUMI ZOUMA “Yumi Zouma showcase a gentle melody that deals with staying present, digging deep, and tackling self-doubt, despite the unknown. It’s a cruisy car
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Ahead of the release of their fourth studio album, beloved New Zealand alternative pop band Yumi Zouma today share the final single , ‘Astral Projection’ to be lifted from the record. Their new album Present
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