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Erase The Tape
03:23
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Don't Mean It Ain't True
04:16
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King Of A Fantasy
02:35
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Don't Race Rats
03:30
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Build New Bridges
03:00
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Groovy Jam
01:40
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This Is Me Telling You
02:29
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This Time
03:03
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Food For Thought
02:54
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Chill Times
03:52
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Nicolaas Walle
Half-Irish and Half-Dutch, Nicolaas Walle is a self-produced Multi-Instrumentalist living in
Ireland.
He plays guitar, Bass (fretless and fretted) and some keyboards as well as singing.
In 2019, he was awarded the judges prize for "Stepping Stones: Battle of the bands" in Greystones.
His influences come from many genres, such as jazz, blues and progressive rock.
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