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Free
03:30
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Doing It Wrong
03:08
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Time Stops Moving
02:56
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Want You To Know
03:05
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Help
03:16
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On Our Own
04:43
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The Truth
03:13
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Lost
03:35
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Arrival
02:06
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Future
03:31
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Moke Hill Los Angeles, California
Ranging from indie rock to introspective singer/songwriter fare, Moke Hill was formed by Detroit natives Drew Phillips and Ben Berry. The pair were joined by drummer Dash Hutton, bassist Tim Hutton, and synth/percussion/auxiliary musician Chris Reynolds for recording sessions and gigs. Additional musician Ben Roche later joined the fold. ... more
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