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Why Won't You Come Home
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Mama Sings
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Gold Shop
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Get Back
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Don't Go Shining By
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Daffodils
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Saviour Someday
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Shot Down
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No Place To Go
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Belle
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Perch Creek Melbourne, Australia
Perch Creek are five exuberant musicians, four of whom are siblings. With multiple lead singers and diverse instrumentation, this Melbourne-based band combine five-part vocal harmonies with folk, pop, roots and rock musical styles, all threaded together by the band’s unique collaborative songwriting. New album out April 13th 2018, produced by J Walker (Machine Translations, Paul Kelly, Jen Cloher) ... more
Perch Creek recommends:
Awesome songwriting and arrangements, sick horn lines, Geelong and inner city Melbourne vibes boiled down to perfection, and two great singers
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Awesome psych-folk sound, synthy, brassy, melancholic but fun - such a good blend of vintage and Melbourne now. Beautiful, colourful album art and he's Perch Creek's bass player! We love it
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