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Strength of a Word
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Seven Ways
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Adjust the Light
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Deep Down
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Love Another Day
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Run for the City
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You give me Feeling
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Never Been
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Near Earth Objects (NEO) Ulverston, UK
NEO is a recording band from Cumbria, UK. Silver & Gold is their debut album. Once a live performance band, illness forced the band into the studio & now the band is focused only on writing & recording. Their sound has its roots in rock but fuses blues, jazz & elements of pop, to deliver a range of anthemic songs with guitar & vocal harmonies that give the album a really unique euphonious feel. ... more
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