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Lateral Drift
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Have I Lost My Voice?
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Washing Machine
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Evaporated Girl
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I've Got to Stew
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Home and Dry
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Tidal Pool
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Hate Your Contemporaries
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It's My Job
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Resting Face
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Mediocre Oak
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Charlie Hannah Margate, UK
I live in Margate and make music in my home studio ‘The Dojo’. I have coined a micro-genre for my music - ‘Domestica’. It’s
songs about housework, hobbies and the human condition. Sometimes I perform on my own, and sometimes with a backing band.
For my latest album - Thames Estuary Blue - I explore a new genre 'rock 'n' scroll'.
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Charlie Hannah recommends:
the 🌍 is ending and i ❤️ u
by Jack Goldstein
Jack's album is a hyperpop masterpiece exploring life, love and death. Exuberant, exultant, extreme. Wild samples. Passionate vocal delivery. And I sing on the opening of the track Across the Water
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Under The Weather
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