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Dance With Me
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Fool On Tuesday
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New Young Faces
03:08
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Jump Jump
03:15
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First Sign
02:39
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Wouldn't Change A Thing
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Disco Predilection
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Manifest The Minimum
03:05
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Shame
03:26
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21st Century Irony
03:06
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Unforgiving (7 Steps)
04:21
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Big Emotions
02:47
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Glimmer Montréal, Québec
Van Hechter grew up in Montreal.
In college, he joined punk band The Automatics, renamed Audiobing. 2 underground
singles were released, 1 of which became known.
After the dissolution of Audiobing, Van worked on various studio projects.
Along with Jerome Boogie, he then formed Glimmer... The duo recorded a full album entitled: "Wouldn't Change a Thing". They are now working on a 2nd album.
... more
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