Barbudo - Realise the Reality
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The music video for single "Realise the Reality".The track is taken from the EP "Pleasures, which will be released with Southsea's Pie and Vinyl.Directed by the amazing Lydia Kirkwood.Cinematography by Jonathan SalariyaColoured by William Lambert

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