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Republic Of Georgia: Meet New Artist Bera
This is kind of interesting. A 16-year-old from the Republic of Georgia, Bera, has moved to New York and is trying to make inroads into American R&B and pop charts and he's not bad at all. He recorded material with Rodney Jerkins (aka Darkchild) and late last month he dropped this stylish clip for "Don't Worry/Can't Get Enough." The French influence in the video surely comes from Bera's time growing up in Paris (he speaks English, Georgian, French and Russian). He's now working with one of the world's most renowned music producers, Rob Fusari, and this talented artist, who plays several instruments in addition to singing, may be one to watch in 2012.
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