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It’s been nearly one full year since WE ARE FURY‘s debut album, DUALITY, was released, and Joachim Speidel and Stuart Brookes of the Canadian duo are finally back with a fresh new single featuring emlyn. “Remember” is a powerful bass tune with a “groovy, nostalgic” sound complemented by vocals from the Los Angeles-based emlyn. Know... Read More ▸

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