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Coffee Date (Debut Album)

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Coffee Date is Evelyn Rivera, a violinist and songwriter, producing chill video game covers to sip lattes to. In her self-titled debut, Coffee Date transforms eight classic video game melodies into lofi-acoustic bops perfect for playlists and vibin’ along.

The album’s single, Green Hill Zone, Evelyn collaborates with cellist Emily Davidson (Wish on the Beat) to slow down the zippy Sonic the Hedgehog melody into an organic orchestral experience.

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Mastered by Dj CUTMAN
Produced by Coffee Date
Artwork Aubrey Postier

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