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New Woman - Remastered
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Freedom - Remastered
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Show Me - Remastered
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the wirefliez
The Wirefliez are an unlikely group of passionate creatives sharing complimentary talent and a unique friendship. Strangely, each of the 4 members, from 4 different regions of the US and UK, have never met in person. Yet they stand united in their musical works of art, each telling a unique story, driven by diverse rock and folk laden influences. ... more
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