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Aperture
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Dusk
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How?
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Heaven Heart
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Skirt
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Blue Song
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Lamp
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Shin Seol Hee Seoul, South Korea
Dreampop singer-songwriter Shin Seol Hee based in Seoul, South Korea. She released her first album in 2013 and since then has released an album and several singles. Her sound primarily revolves around strumming guitars intertwined with other sounds, such as the lilting chimes and electronic elements. Her surprisingly strong tone and breathy voice will give you a dreamlike romance. ... more
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