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Promenade
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Baby Loves
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Come Down
02:38
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Gasoline_Blue Jeans
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Too Hard To Die
03:52
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White Nights
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Shine
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Famous
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Rocketman
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Song for Kim
02:54
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Lizzy Laurance London, UK
I make grainy pop-collages inspired by spatial locations; inner, outer and cyber.
Stitching
together "found" music, ambient sound, over-familiar music sample libraries and songwriting I explore the mythology of pop music and the icons that inhabit it.
I’m currently based in South-East London.
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