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Entitled
04:12
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Cold Body
05:39
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Warm Heart
03:36
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I Want More
04:36
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Release
04:27
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MYRA
05:28
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released March 23, 2019
Written by Jeffrey Fleming, Nic Killoran and John Slawek
Arranged by Jeffrey Fleming, Nic Killoran and John Slawek
Recorded by Ian Graham
Mastered by Richard Addison
Written by Jeffrey Fleming, Nic Killoran and John Slawek
Arranged by Jeffrey Fleming, Nic Killoran and John Slawek
Recorded by Ian Graham
Mastered by Richard Addison
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Controversial Sharks Waterloo, Ontario
Founded in 2014 by Jeffrey Fleming, Controversial Sharks set out to bring Fleming's music to life. He made his own album (2015's "...And George") which he recorded himself with the exception of two songs by Kesenia Parent. In My 2015, Fleming recruited Nic Killoran, Kesenia Parent, Alex Showdra and John Slawek. After Showdra and Parent left the band, the three left continued to write and perform. ... more
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Mar 2019 -
Oct 2016 -
Jul 2015 -
Jun 2015
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