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Quiet life
02:27
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Electric heart
03:13
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Maddalena '25
03:50
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The woods
03:27
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Interlude: Waltz in C
02:37
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Lovers' day
03:14
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Moonlight ride
04:29
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64
03:08
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Going your way
03:34
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Setting sun
03:53
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Lovers' day
03:14
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GAZ NEWTON France
Gaz Newton is addicted to the 90’s indie rock, producing songs since 2012. In 2020, he contacted artist-producer Pamela Hute to produce his new LP. It was artistic love at first sight and here was born Loveheroin. Bold guitars, deep snares, Pixies and Pavement are definitely not far away. Loveheroin is a compendium of influences from the nineties, carried by Gaz's heady vocals and smart melodies ... more
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