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Dreams
05:45
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Loyalty
06:57
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Longing
06:04
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See, despite everything we have said and done
We both know we talked more, sitting on everything we had in store
Tired of just sitting, I got on my feet and walked
The loose promises you live upon are dull
Walk in one direction
Open now those eyes ’though you’re asleep
Everything goes as planned: trees give fruits, Men seek truths
Don't you wonder, why nothing changes?
Time crumbles like chalk, you need to walk, now, get up!
Walk in one direction
--- Grass grew tall under your feet ---
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My Enemy, My Love
03:36
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Igneous Sun
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If
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Mentrix Berlin, Germany
Sufi-inspired singer and composer Mentrix draws her sacred music practice into a secular exploration of the illusive dualities of Existence and belonging for her bold debut album "My Enemy, My Love" for which she also inaugurates her female-led record label, House Of Strength. Iranian-born Berlin-based Mentrix fuses eastern & western sounds on a bold and luminous post-immigrant-tribal-pop debut. ... more
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