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Tidal Wave
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All the Flowers
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Into the Night
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Marion
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Preludium
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Léa
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IRL
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Sound
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Let Me Go
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Too Hard
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Alana Yorke Halifax, Nova Scotia
Alana Yorke’s Destroyer is an art-pop stunner that represents a creative triumph and a personal transformation. From its genesis, the album was anchored in the idea of a solitary descent to face the self and come back changed. Now as she rises above the surface, Destroyer is an offering from the depths, intended to transform emotions from her singular experience into a gift of universal resonance. ... more
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