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Take Me In
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How Long
02:27
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Little Changes
03:15
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Moving On
02:43
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Take Me In (Radio Edit)
03:07
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Martin Mullady Stirling, UK
Martin Mullady is an emerging Scottish Rock solo artist, hailing from the Stirling area.
His sound is a
beautiful and chaotic mix of loud, hard-hitting drums, catchy vocal hooks
and melodic guitar. He writes compact 3 minute pop songs but counts rock artists such as
Foo Fighters, Stereophonics and Guns n Roses as key influences.
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