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Don't You Know That
03:31
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Life's Like
04:06
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Heat of the Rhymes
03:33
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2 O'clock Man
03:54
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My Addiction
03:47
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Love Is Real
03:21
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I Can Hear You Comin'
02:58
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Maryjane
05:10
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All I Need
04:59
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Till It Hurts
05:08
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I Like Flyin
04:27
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Flowers & Kain New London, Connecticut
Flowers & Kain embodies a 'New Classic' style, and has consistently shown their ability to transcend genres and unify people through music. Listeners often compare their works to a new-school Sublime, and Jay-Z collaborating with Led Zeppelin. After leaving a show, fans have a feeling of re-connection with their musical soul; and an intoxication from the pulse of an amazing LIVE experience. ... more
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