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🎧 Victor Romero Evans – At The Club + Exclusive InterviewA Lovers Rock legend opens up about life, love, legacy & SupaVic

✨🎙 Imani Speaks & Keisha Adair Swaby was speaking to Victor Romero Evans ✨

Timestamps – Click to Jump In

0:00 – “At The Club” (Victor Romero Evans classic)

5:09 – Why Victor wrote “At The Club”

10:05 – The importance of romantic music for today’s youth

16:47 – Introducing his new album SupaVic

17:19 – Women’s intuition & spiritual strength

19:26 – Wichita Lineman – Tribute to Glen Campbell

21:01 – Acting with Janet Kay & Carroll Thompson + the golden era of Lovers Rock

28:58 – Anything That I’ve Got – A love song about devotion

30:27 – What SupaVic means: unlocking your superpower

33:40 – Where to find Victor online

34:24 – Victor on legacy & future plans

38:08 – Final reflections: Words of wisdom from Victor

🎶 This is more than just music—it’s a time capsule of Black British love culture.Victor Romero Evans is one of the UK’s most cherished voices—actor, singer, and storyteller. If you grew up in London in the 70s or 80s, you know the magic of “At The Club.” This interview reveals the man behind the music, his thoughts on love, creativity, and how we carry the legacy forward.

📍 More from Victor: www.victorromeroevans.com

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🖤 This Podcast exists to give flowers to the unsung heroes of Reggae, soul music and film.

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Dave Murphy – An Ordinary Bloke with Extraordinary Experiences

Hi, I'm Dave. I consider myself an ordinary guy, but life has thrown a series of extraordinary events my way.

I grew up in Basildon, Essex, and started my career as an animator and graphic artist before transitioning into computer programming. Before long, I was headhunted by a New York consultancy firm and found myself working for some of the most prestigious (read: "evil") and successful (read: "greedy, dishonest, and manipulative") Fortune 500 companies in the city.

While navigating corporate life, I also joined the local volunteer Fire Department and started my own business on the side. It wasn’t long before I was making serious money. My wife and I bought our dream cars, remodeled our home to twice its size, and I built a man-cave filled with the latest gadgets and toys. But despite the material success, something didn’t feel right—I was deeply entrenched in what I now call The Matrix, believing the world worked exactly as it was presented to me on TV.

Everything changed after a layoff when I turned down a job offer on the 40th floor of Tower One at the World Trade Center. Instead, I took a position across the Hudson River in Hoboken, NJ—where I watched in disbelief as the events of 9/11 unfolded before my eyes. That moment shattered my perception of reality and set me on a path of questioning everything I thought I knew.

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