Stream: Pr0files, ‘Van Gogh’
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L.A. synth-pop duo Pr0files return with their first single in five years, “Van Gogh,” a song that reflects on their past and asks, “How on earth do I start again?” Like this.

L.A. synth-pop duo Pr0files return with their first single in five years, “Van Gogh,” a song that reflects on their past and asks, “How on earth do I start again?” Like this.
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