The Rover (single)
by Mountain Men
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On a sunny May day, the Mountain left the city behind and headed to the countryside to explore the soundscape of nature and the human sole. If they manage to make it through, who knows, maybe we will have something new and exciting to share with all of you.
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released January 15, 2019
Lyrics by: Jakob Myrhøj
Music by: Mountain Men*
Photography: Ole E. Jensen
Released on Ole records 2019
*Mountain men are: Jakob Myrhøj, Kristian Hoffmann, Balder Brüsch and Johnny Odgaard
Lyrics by: Jakob Myrhøj
Music by: Mountain Men*
Photography: Ole E. Jensen
Released on Ole records 2019
*Mountain men are: Jakob Myrhøj, Kristian Hoffmann, Balder Brüsch and Johnny Odgaard
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Ole records Copenhagen, Denmark
Ole records is a Copenhagen based nano-label. We see our selfs more as a proactive archive than a traditional record
company.
Our initial focus is music, but we do not want to limit our selfs to a single genre, format or art form.
We are a facilitator for does artists who want to share what you did not know you were looking for.
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