Songs For You, by The de Courcy Brothers

Songs For You

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Anina Müller This is a great album, I absolutely love it. They make a great Duo and I just want to hear more. Favorite track: Does She Know.

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Recorded in two days in a mental hospital in London, England with limited equipment and funds.

released April 20, 2017

Johnny de Courcy Toronto, Ontario

Blurring the lines between pain and pleasure.

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