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Hotel Radio
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On A Day Like This
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Safety Haven
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Come Around
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The Tender Trap
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100 Flowers In Bloom
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Ephiphany
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Looking After Ourselves
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Canopy
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Blue Black Sky
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Wires
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Stumble Away
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David Bridie Melbourne, Australia
David Bridie is a multi award winning songwriter and composer.
Founding member of Not Drowning Waving and My Friend the Chocolate Cake.
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The Revival Meeting
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 10 fans who also own “Hotel Radio”
Me and the "Cake " go back a long way ,, Helen reckons they nailed it on this one ,,, I reckon they nailed it on"Brood' and then there was "Curious" and what about 19 easy pieces,,that I bought after seeing them at the Fly By. in Freo , (west australia ), back in the 90's , thanks for getting me through some crazy times ! I posted this 2019 , cheers ,,
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Best (Cake) In Show
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 9 fans who also own “Hotel Radio”
This is one more reason why I wish MFTCC would tour the states (I live in Pittsburgh). Some tracks, like "Weather Coast" sound even better live than in the studio. Fantastic playing and great songs. It's a pity my copy hasn't arrived yet (ordered it in Sept) but I'm still enjoying the digital download.
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The Quiet Bits (Live Stuff and Other Sides)
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 7 fans who also own “Hotel Radio”
An absolute delightful collection of Cake tunes. It includes the hidden Cake classic "Travel Shop". David's reflection of a night in Melbourne floats over a beautiful tune, somehow hits a nerve in these times. Worth it for this track alone. Take care folks.
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The Dissolution of Recall
by Mike Cadoo
Mike Cadoo’s concept record dealing with his father’s dementia diagnosis wrenches palpable emotion from haunting ambient textures.
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Portland's Dao Strom describes her work as "song poems," gorgeously layered dark ambient folk soundscapes with a heavy sense of foreboding.
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Eerie, indescribable, and mysterious, the music of JoJo Worthington feels like it's set in some lost, enchanted forest.
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Songs From The Real World (Commissioned Songs) Vol 1
by Kilbey Kennedy
supported by 5 fans who also own “Hotel Radio”
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