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Oh Linda
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Hold My Hand
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Little One
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Ambulance
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Freezedown
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Dreaming
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Tonight's Your Night
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Call Me
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Come Home Darlin
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Seventeen
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Gramercy Riffs Toronto, Ontario
"... anthemic indie rock build-ups led by vocalist Mara Pellerin that denote true Canadiana potential" - Erik Leijon,
Montreal Mirror.
"They're starting to garner a name, based on the fact that they make infectious, keyboard-based melodies with boy-girl vocals; Pellerin and Hanlon switch up songs of love and loss of love or understanding departure. " - Jessica Lewis, Exclaim!
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