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The Brink
04:41
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Somewhere Else
03:41
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Back On The Train
02:33
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Rolling
03:50
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Another Day
02:36
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Always
03:57
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Lucid
04:11
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Stolen Words
03:54
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Hello London Buffalo, New York
"Hailing from Buffalo, New York, James Froese, a.k.a. Hello London, shares his unique and modern take on pop
rock.
'The Brink' is a driving and catchy track, strongly influenced by modern indie rock and pop punk. It has that lovable DIY attitude and, despite melancholic undertones, an endlessly uplifting feeling too."
-Aldora Britain Records
... more
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