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Topher Mohr – ‘Phlowers’ (album stream) (premiere)
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Topher Mohr – ‘Phlowers’ (album stream) (premiere)

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Adrien Begrand
/ 15 June 2015
A hybrid of funk, soul, reggae, folk, and indie, singer-songwriter Topher Mohr's vibrant second album arrives just in time for summer.
Jessie J: Sweet Talker
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Jessie J: Sweet Talker

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Brent Faulkner
/ 20 November 2014
Jessie J fails to reach the glory of high-flying single "Bang Bang" on third album Sweet Talker.
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Sean Kingston: Back 2 Life

By
Brent Faulkner
/ 30 September 2013
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Various Artists: Putumayo Presents Vintage France

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Deanne Sole
/ 7 March 2013
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‘Detropia’ Ponders the Fate of Motor City

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Luke Taylor
/ 31 January 2013
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True Grit: ‘Tom Palazzolo’s Chicago’

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Luke Taylor
/ 6 May 2012
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‘Millennium People’: The Middle Class Catastrophe

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Chris Barsanti
/ 4 August 2011
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Swamp Thing #53: monster love vs. the city

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Zane Austin Grant
/ 6 July 2009
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Zap Mama: Supermoon

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Deanne Sole
/ 12 September 2007

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