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Letter To The Future
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No Protest
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What You Deserve
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Day By Day
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You Are
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This Lonely Place
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The Ghost Remains Los Angeles, California
The Ghost Remains is an experience to be heard. Backed by the Notown Sound Records rhythm section and a lush orchestration courtesy of the Hawthorne Philharmonic, this baroque pop odyssey recalls sounds reminiscent of everything from the Beach Boys to Elton John to Polyphonic Spree to George Gershwin, all with a distinctively modern twist. ... more
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