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Are You Coming To Get Me
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Belly Dancers
03:05
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How Do You Do
04:02
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Easy Way Out
04:38
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Time
03:12
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Philemon Sint Niklaas, Belgium
Philemon embodies the power of melody. Echoes from the sixties, nineties and contemporary indie folk can be heard in his lo- fi pop. Philemon boils together a rich, harmonious chemistry with musical molecules of The Beatles, Grandaddy, Elliott Smith or Andy Shauf. Extraordinary chord progressions and clever arrangements within organic song structures add quirkiness to the signature of Philemon. ... more
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