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EXCLUSIVE DIGITAL PRESSING OF ‘Who we used to be'
EACH OWNER UNLOCKS:
- Audio walkthrough from James, detailing the stories and inspirations behind the songs
- High-quality audio downloads of Who We Used To Be
- Uniquely numbered Digital Pressing with verified ownership
- Collectible limited edition digital format, available this one time only
COllect a limited Edition digital pressing of 'WHO WE USED TO BE' TO unlock exclusive content
Tracklist
- 1. Saving A Life
- 2. Some Kind Of Beautiful
- 3. Beside You
- 4. Last Dance
- 5. All The Love That I Ever Needed
- 6. The Girl That Never Was
- 7. Cold Shoulder
- 8. I Won't Die With You
- 9. Dark Thought
- 10. Glow
- 11. Confetti And Roses (Bonus Track)
- 12. Care A Little Less (Bonus Track)
- 13. A Thousand Lives (Bonus Track)
- 14. When You're Gone (Bonus Track)
RELEASE DETAILS
- Releasing Monday 30th October at 10AM BST
- A brand new environmentally friendly way of collecting, owning and experiencing music
- Each edition has a carbon footprint of one millionth of a standard vinyl
- £20 per edition
INCLUDED
- Album walkthrough from James, detailing the stories behind the songs
- High-quality audio album download
- Numbered edition unique to each owner
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