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System
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Wealthy Men
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Like A Balloon
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Older Than Old
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Little Letter
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Hands
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Counting The Days
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Tinder
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Nobody's Favourite
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Heart Of The Beat
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Roller Coaster
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If I Get Up
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Heights
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Long Gone
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Motel Raphaël Montréal, Québec
Motel Raphaël is an Indie Pop band from Montreal, led by Clara Legault and Maya Malkin. They’ve cemented themselves as household names in the Canadian indie music scene through headlining performances at Osheaga, SXSW, The Montreal Jazz Festival, opening for Tegan and Sara, performing on Parliament Hill for Canada’s official 150th celebration, as well as coast to coast Canadian and US touring. ... more
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very musical and emotive 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 and appeals to the complicated lives we all live trying to be all that we can be. This is in my favourite songs list all month at home on constant replay 💖
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Génère dans mon esprit tellement d'images et de souvenirs
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The Seoul-based indie pop duo lean deeper into the interplay between dance and emotion on their second album for Beeline Records.
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The Weight of a Wave
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The Au Revoir Simone member goes solo on this record of gloriously effervescent synthpop.
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In cassette tape era terms, if this were a tape, I would have had to replace it so many times because of wear due to being constantly played when it first came out and for at least the 3 years following its release.
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