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David Kilgour + the Heavy Eights :: Bobbie’s A Girl
Merge • released 2019-09-20
Gentle music for a pastoral New Zealand scene, with tappity drums and soft jangles playfully jostling understated vocals.
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· jclacking · details
Gentle music for a pastoral New Zealand scene, with tappity drums and soft jangles playfully jostling understated vocals.
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