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Burning Man
05:46
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Women's Business
06:04
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Disappointed
04:37
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Chameleon
05:09
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Smile
04:43
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Here We Go
03:49
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Fickle Heart
04:28
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Last Resort
06:30
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Hide and Seek
08:46
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Canary Melbourne, Australia
Canary formed back in 2007 when songwriter Matthew Kenneally brought together a beat-boxing trumpet player and an eccentric violinist to perform his songs on a lonely winter's night in Northcote. Times have changed since then. Canary now fit a more traditional format and have developed their reputation as an engaging live act built upon the unsettling honesty of Matt's songwriting. ... more
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