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Cold
03:42
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Fake Holy Hill
06:16
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Flowers
01:50
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Gimme your name
03:18
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Here comes the rain
03:51
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Honey
03:33
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Limavady
03:47
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Never Alone
03:36
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Oldman
03:39
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Sun God
03:49
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The Joy Song
03:26
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You gonna miss me
03:33
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Bear's Towers Annecy, France
Bear’s Towers is above all a story of friendship, a common desire to create & relay emotions, through the folk guitar &
Aurélien’s deep voice, through the electronic orchestration skilfully arranged by Olivier & through the vital force of Rock enhanced by the twin brothers Tommy & Nathan. The four of them know how to caress or surprise, calm or thrill.
The EP "Prism" was released in April 2020
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