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Space
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Tumbleweed
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Homerun
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Something New
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My Friends Don´t Know Me
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Too Cool for School
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The Issue
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The Ride
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I Rather Dream
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Meet Me at the Motel
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my Orchard Sundsvall, Sweden
In 1995 a gang of teenagers and childhood friends formed my Orchard inspired by American Lo-Fi.
They toured Sweden
a lot but also made gigs in London and New York and was a frequent guest at national radio P3s playlist. Their first two albums were produced by new wave legend and John Peel-favourite Jörgen Cremonese. Their debut album featured indie pop princess Marit Bergman
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