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Mauritian musician Rozi attracts over 2,000 online listeners

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Mauritian musician Steven, who releases his acoustic songs under the name Rozi, has attracted more than 2,000 people with his online videos. After three creations were posted on social media, he is preparing a first official release and plans new songs in 2027, Lexpress reports.

Mauritian musician Steven, who performs under the name Rozi, has reached more than 2,000 online listeners with three acoustic videos posted on social media, without a publicity campaign or radio play, according to Lexpress.

Spotted by Juliano, a member of rock and metal band Holokaust, Rozi is now receiving requests to distribute his creations on other platforms. He is preparing his first official release after hesitating between five songs, which will receive more elaborate musical arrangements.

His next compositions, expected in 2027, will address desire, fear, sadness, joy and love, among other themes. His songs combine pop and country influences and are performed in English.

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