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Devoted 2 U
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Goddess Energy
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Falling Into Place
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We Bloom
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Babylon
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Feel
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City Of Angels
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Delilah Holliday London, UK
Delilah Holliday, North London’s homegrown DIY icon, makes electronic art pop with layers of trip hop. Sonically she’s transportive, but in her lyrics Delilah keeps things grounded. She revels in otherworldly sounds and visuals that play with the abstract, the psychedelic and the conceptual, but the lived experiences she mines for creativity remain at the core of what she does. ... more
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