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Wasn't Worth Watching
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Talent Pool
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The Choice
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Trouble is Beautiful
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How Has it Come to This?
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Love me More
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George Cheetham Norwich, UK
A songwriter from rural Norfolk, UK. George has developed his soft rock/folk sound through the use of his effects pedals, using a range of looped double bass tones, percussive guitar and subtle distortion. These arrangements enable a deeper engagement to his songwriting and live performances. George takes a humanistic, narrative approach to his songwriting, flaws n' all. ... more
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