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I'll be fine
04:01
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Behind the scenes
04:01
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The minister
03:53
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No more pain
03:55
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Something on my mind
05:00
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The pawn
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My freak show
03:55
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I don't remember
03:51
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It's ok
03:46
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Take me on board
04:39
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Man of shade
03:31
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What a wonder
03:03
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Ça rime à quoi
04:26
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Nale Lausanne, Switzerland
Founded in Lausanne (Switzerland) in 2011, Nalé is a pop, folk, blues music band, whose music sails from playfulness to
nostalgia.
After 2 albums and 1 EP released from 2013 to 2018, Their latest and last EP, “back to the maelström” completely self produced and remotely recorded during the pandemic gets out in 2021, for the band’s 10th anniversary
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