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'Roses' for The Cranberries

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Irish rock group The Cranberries, the stars of the 1990s, are back. Their new album, "Roses", is full of sensitivity. Our music critic Amobe Mevegue also tells us about Natty Jean's debut album, "Santa Yalla".

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