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Earthquake
02:42
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I Wish You Well
04:20
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Microfreaking Out
03:07
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A B X Y
03:37
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Break Your Fate
02:52
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Naked
02:58
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Don't Know What
03:13
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You Can Pretend
03:17
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Running Out Of Daydreams
03:27
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Roll Me
02:36
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Rachel K Collier Swansea, UK
One-woman production machine and die-hard Ableton enthusiast, Rachel K Collier is known for using a multi-instrument technical setup to enable her to perform her song-focused, high-energy studio productions in a live setting.
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