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Always
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Upstairs with Me
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She Doesn't Seem to Care
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Time's Flying
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Tears
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Time to Be Young
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The Phantom
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The Station
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Thanks
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Storm & Rain
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Paloma Rouen, France
Popping Hole is in love with 60s pop, as a result the group produces a music halfway between England of the Zombies and the Kinks and The Beach Boys idyllic California. What does it give? Clear and sunny tones, solid songwriting, catchy melodies, elegant arrangements and uninhibited choirs! You want some very fresh pop? Go for it, you won't be disappointed! ... more
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