Selena Gomez (Took The Name Of This Song)
from Selena Gomez/Blurry by Easy Beach
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"Selena Gomez"/"Blurry" limited edition cassette
Cassette + Digital AlbumHand painted by Jake Rees at Good Luck Charm Records. Limited edition of 30.
Comes with downloads for Mantra, Selena Gomez/Blurry, live recordings, and demos. Please email/DM for download codes
Includes unlimited streaming of Selena Gomez/Blurry via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.Sold Out
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released April 20, 2021
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