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Back to West-Berlin
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Puppy School Dropout
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I love the Birds
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The Love Frequency
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Say Goodbye
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In my Kitchen
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Can’t read your Mind
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Moonshine
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Grateful Cat Berlin, Germany
The indie pop/folk duo from Berlin, consisting of Gwendolin Tägert and Franky Fuzz, dwell in sweet melodies and lots of major chords, inspired by the 60s scene of Laurel Canyon and New York‘s Greenwich Village. A healthy dose of 90s indie and twee-tastic boy/girl harmonies also set the scene when Grateful Cat start singing to us, coming straight from their HQ - a cosy kitchen in Berlin-Kreuzberg. ... more
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