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All the Way
03:55
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The Way it Goes
03:43
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Celebration Song
02:32
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Hang On
05:33
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5. |
So Far
04:16
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Lines on the Wall
05:46
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Come to Me
04:18
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Roadside
04:30
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Gone Fishin'
01:50
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Momma's Tears
04:49
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One Click Culture Oneonta, New York
The music of One Click Culture draws on a wide range of influences and has been described as progressive pop fusion. We enjoy playing challenging material but realize that for audiences to enjoy the music there has to be a connection beyond the intellectual. We try to go straight for the gut reaction first and include enough layers that you can listen repeatedly and find something new each time. ... more
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