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What If I (Remix)
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No Regrets
03:31
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Nothing To Say (Remix)
03:32
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Don't Look Back
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Expensive Mistake
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Good For Us
03:33
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Let It Go
03:32
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Survive (Remix)
03:58
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Heavy
03:23
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Dance
03:12
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The One
03:48
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Too Close
03:16
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Harrison Rhys Portsmouth, UK
Harrison Rhys has been steadily growing his fan base since he began writing and recording music at just 13 years of age. He
gigs most weeks around the South Coast and can be heard regularly on several local and regional radio stations.
He was a finalist in the 2020 UK Songwriting Contest, receiving a professional standard rating for several of his original tracks.
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