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Sister's Bazaar
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The First Happy Valley
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Younger Brother Bridge
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Suitcase Full of Beans
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84 Huts
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The Batasia Loop
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Mallory
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The Planters Club
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Done Thing, Done Thing
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Tenzing Norgay
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Darren Hayman England, UK
This is the official Bandcamp page for songwriter Darren Hayman, the Indie band Hefner, The French and other side projects.
This bandcamp page was compiled by Audio Antihero - audioantihero.bandcamp.com
Darren Hayman recommends:
wia2012 - It's The Taking Part That Counts
by Various Artists
Darren Hayman features on this compilation from WIAIWYA, the fine label who the released the "Lido" LP.
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Play Some Pool, Skip Some School, Act Real Cool
by Various Artists
Bruce Springsteen tribute compilation featuring 39 acts. Darren covers Rosilita (Come Out Tonight) and the Wave Pictures cover 'Racing in the Streets' which Darren also plays and sings on.
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The Sisters of St. Anthony (Subscription Series)
by Jack Hayter
Year long singles series from Hefner alumni Jack Hayter on the Audio Antihero label. Features guest appearances from Darren Hayman and Antony Harding.
go to albumIf you like Darren Hayman, you may also like:
supported by 20 fans who also own “Songs of High Altitude”
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Songs of High Altitude”
"…I first stumbled into Emma Kupa via Mammoth Penguins and with a solo album in the works, this 6-track EP is a good a place as any to start... wry, semi-autobiographical and heartfelt melancholic lyrics pair perfectly alongside gentle indie-folk hued feet-tapping melodies and Emma's home-spun vocals.... throw in added banjo and what's not to like? Not so much a record as a chat with a long-lost friend holed up in a cosy snug…" https://reclaimingthecolonies-onestateatatime.blogspot.com
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Phototherapy EP
by Fahim Rahman
A collection of twinkling bedroom folk-pop demos from Fahim Rahman that arcs from hushed intimacy to sweeping cinematic emotionality.
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