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Spell #6 by Part Time

Spell #6 is a dream pop, lo-fi hip hop and pop album by Part Time, with 12 tracks.

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Artist
Part Time
Genres
dream poplo-fi hip hoppoppsychedelic rocksynthpop
Tracks
12 · 52:15
Label
Independent
Listeners
194,939 on Last.fm
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Tracklist

  1. 1Before You Fall Apart4:41
  2. 2Hide4:59
  3. 3I Can Treat You Better4:34
  4. 4Shattered Love3:18
  5. 5So Far Away5:03
  6. 6Spell #66:21
  7. 7The Boys That Make Her Cry2:20
  8. 8I Didn't Know4:50
  9. 9It's Alright with Me5:10
  10. 10Silent Francine (M.R.F)3:04
  11. 11Higher Fantasy (Bonus)4:26
  12. 12Jean's Ballad (Bonus)3:29

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  • Modern History by Part TimeModern HistoryPart Time
  • Davida's Neverending Nightmare by Part TimeDavida's Neverending NightmarePart Time · 2024
  • Cryosleep Explorer by Part TimeCryosleep ExplorerPart Time · 2023
  • Tales of the Bubblegum Brainz by Part TimeTales of the Bubblegum BrainzPart Time
  • Late Night with David Loca by Part TimeLate Night with David LocaPart Time · 2021

Questions

What genre is Spell #6 by Part Time?
Dream Pop, Lo-Fi Hip Hop And Pop.
How many songs are on Spell #6?
12, 52:15 in all.

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