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Bleeding - A Year In Provence
BLEEDING from indie-rock band A Year In ProvenceA Year In Provence consists of five members: Matt Potter (Lead Vocals/Guitar), Adam Bacon (Bass), James Fermer (Backing Vocals/Guitar), Dan Wing (Lead Guitar) and Jack Smith (Drums). Originally all from Kent, United Kingdom. We all met in 2016 but after undergoing a few line-up changes, 2020 produced the current line-up.Written about a failed relationship, Bleeding is an uplifting yet lyrically introspective and sad song covering topics of loss, habits and conversations that ultimately lead to nowhere.BLEEDING released 1 January 2022
SmallPicture - Original Keyboard Song
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Magic Jones - What Can I Offer? [Original Rock Song]
This song comes from my heart. I meant to write a Christmas song, and in a way it is, but it definitely doesn't seem to be a usual Christmas-time offering. For that, I apologize, but at the same time, I'm glad this is what came of this week.
Cold Cold Heart - Massiah Sessions
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Bleeding - A Year In Provence
BLEEDING from indie-rock band A Year In ProvenceA Year In Provence consists of five members: Matt Potter (Lead Vocals/Guitar), Adam Bacon (Bass), James Fermer (Backing Vocals/Guitar), Dan Wing (Lead Guitar) and Jack Smith (Drums). Originally all from Kent, United Kingdom. We all met in 2016 but after undergoing a few line-up changes, 2020 produced the current line-up.Written about a failed relationship, Bleeding is an uplifting yet lyrically introspective and sad song covering topics of loss, habits and conversations that ultimately lead to nowhere.BLEEDING released 1 January 2022
Magic Jones - What Can I Offer? [Original Rock Song]
This song comes from my heart. I meant to write a Christmas song, and in a way it is, but it definitely doesn't seem to be a usual Christmas-time offering. For that, I apologize, but at the same time, I'm glad this is what came of this week.