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Heavy Colours
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A Little Bliss
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Head Over Heels
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Sunday
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Smooth Vibration
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Out Of Sight
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Umbrella
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Florian Wolff Utrecht
Florian Wolff wants to leave the world two things: a huge catalogue filled with beautiful songs and… nothing. Because, despite of his rather large shoe size, Florian aims for leaving a footprint that is as small as possible. He takes a step in the right direction with The Nature of Things, since the songs on this record will make you want turn down the heat two degrees come winter. ... more
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