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03.12.21

03/12/2021
by Norman Fleischer

  • Grimes returns with new single Player Of Games
  • Hurray For The Riff Raff releases Jupiter’s Dance from forthcoming Life On Earth album
  • The National unveil new single Somebody Desperate from upcoming Cyrano soundtrack
  • Bonobo and Jordan Rakei join forces on new single Shadows, taken from his new LP Fragments
  • Shout Out Louds release new single High As A Kite from upcoming House album
  • AURORA releases new single Heathens from forthcoming The God We Can Touch record
  • Boy Harsher share new single Give Me A Reason from upcoming The Runner soundtrack album
  • Tears For Fears release new single No Small Thing from comeback LP The Tipping Point
  • Chastity Belt reveal new track called Fake
  • Tycho releases new version of his Benjamin Gibbard collaboration Only Love, featuring Brijean
  • Black Sea Dahu release new single Affection

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