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It's 2020
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French Cowboy
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Velvet Birds
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Take Your Time
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When We Are Leaving
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Mother
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Oh Lord
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Now I'm A Rolling Stone
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Father
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Something You Call Love
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Phonoboy Munich, Germany
Phonoboy is a solo project by Munich-based songwriter, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, studio owner, producer and label owner Christian Höck. Love and Let Die is his fifth album as Phonoboy after taking a seven-year break to focus on other projects like Les Millionnaires. Phonoboy’s first album in English is a singer-songwriter-Americana album mixed with Indie-Folkpop songs. ... more
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