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Take Me Dancing
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Stands of White Birches
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The Devil
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The End of the Line
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White Birches Stockholm, Sweden
Take a man with two thousand synthesizers and a sinister vocalissa with guitars and a piano and you will get White Birches -
Dark electronica to soothe a wounded soul.
White Birches are:
Jenny Gabrielsson Mare - Vocals, piano, guitar, percussion
Fredrik Jonasson - Synthesizers, keyboards, programming
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OMG these guys write GREAT songs
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