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JollyRoger - New Single - Band of Brothers - Available Now





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Apple Music
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Deezer
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You can also buy a digital download from Fishermen's Mission website shop

'This is a more somber and serious offering than previous releases but still steeped in the traditions of rousing sing along lyrics set to folk inspired melodies and boot stomping rhythms' - Listen With Monger

'If you'd like to see an exclusive preview of the music video (shot by Firejam Productions ), hear us play and listen to some stories behind the song you can find us at Red Lion Newlyn on Tuesday 13th December from 6pm for the Band of Brothers - Launch Event.'

 

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