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Turn The Page
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Disclosure
03:52
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Moving In Two Directions
04:01
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Free Fall
03:33
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Anywhere But Here
03:47
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The Dutchman
03:35
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Dodgy People
03:35
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Miss Understood
03:17
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One Day Soon
04:56
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Sirens
03:32
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Exile In Your Home Town
03:34
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Closer
05:03
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Memories Will Never Die
03:30
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The Edit London, UK
The Edit is - Nige, Steve, Matt, & Lewis.
Formed in London in 2012, The Edit are a guitar led rock
band delivering pounding rhythms and searing guitar solos intertwined with melody, harmony, and lyrics exploring the challenges of modern life.
On 10th April 2020, Anywhere But Here, the second studio album from The Edit was released globally, accompanied by the music video for the title track.
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