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Build A House
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Easy Child
03:55
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22
02:31
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Nothing On My Mind
04:12
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Somewhere Else Tomorrow
03:39
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I Resign
03:50
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Sun Goes Down
03:16
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When Will We Ever Learn
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Rain & Snow
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Going Home
03:18
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BRTHR Stuttgart, Germany
Philipp Eissler and Joscha Brettschneider incorporate warm, vibey guitars and their voices to create a sparse and soulful sound, their influences ranging from Soul and 70s Singer/Songwriter Folk to Dub Reggae.
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