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Dance With Me
02:54
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For You
03:50
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All I Really Need
02:57
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Hey Hey
02:25
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Believe
03:03
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Seventeen
03:05
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Part of Me
03:56
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Up All Night
02:48
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Ain't Coming Back
02:48
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New Beginning
02:38
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Joseph Wu Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
After spending the past few years playing and touring with various bands. Joseph Wu, has now emerged as an solo artist. He
released his debut EP "1987" earlier this year. Songs from the EP has been re-released to be included with his debut full length "New Beginnings"
Being heavily influenced by folk music, Joseph uses simple chord progression and a story teller approach to draw listeners in.
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