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Welcome to Reflector!

byRuss Leggatt
25 March 2022

Welcome to Reflector Magazine! Thank you for stopping by to take a look at the website! 

The aim here at Reflector is to provide you with all the best and latest news, interviews and reviews from the world of music and the arts. 

Our new start up has been a labour of love with a few sleepless nights but we wouldn’t have had it any other way! 

We are very proud of what we have achieved so far in launching Reflector Magazine and we are very excited for what is to come in providing you, our readers, with the best content available! 

As a new start up, we’d love to hear from you with any suggestions for the site, with any feedback you may have or simply just to say hello! Please drop us a message at editor@reflectormagazine.co.uk or via any of our social accounts! 

Peace and love.

Lorna and Russ 

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Russ Leggatt
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