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Wings on Heels
02:38
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Open the Door
04:09
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Don't forget me
03:17
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Femme Fatale
03:21
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Stumble
04:13
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Tiny Song 2
00:45
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A Thousand French Songs
04:31
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Don't look the other way
04:28
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Chemical Pink
03:45
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Creepy Waltz
00:40
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Young Bird
06:49
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Madlife Hoorn, Netherlands
It could be synthpop, you can call it jazzy, it could be R&B-ish, it's never far from the eighties, always poppy, and it could be a lot. But most of all, it's a lot of Madlife and that makes it a very unique and interesting listening experience.
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