Year of release 2019

Songs 30

Album time 01:17:44

Genre list Dancefloor, Dance Pop

1
Dancing On The Ceiling
 
2:52
2
She's Funny That Way
 
2:58
3
I'm Thru With Love
 
3:06
4
When Your Lover Has Gone
 
2:51
5
Dark Is The Night
 
3:05
6
Prelude To A Kiss
 
2:29
7
Cortlandt Clipper
 
2:07
8
Stella By Starlight
 
3:43
9
Buchanan Bustout
 
2:25
10
Peekskill Peek
 
2:01
11
Bird 'N' Bottle
 
1:53
12
Coquette
 
3:09
13
Sawmill Slide
 
2:34
14
It All Depends On You
 
3:08
15
Mary's Pizza Mart
 
2:09
16
Jealous
 
2:14
17
Croton Craze
 
3:16
18
Tollgate Treat
 
1:43
19
Harmon Hum
 
1:36
20
Route 9A Romp
 
2:17
21
The Man I Love
 
3:17
22
You Were Meant For Me
 
3:14
23
Safe Home Swing
 
3:00
24
Briarcliff Beat
 
2:01
25
Hawthorne Circle Hop
 
2:10
26
Round Rock Riff
 
2:30
27
Thinking Of You
 
2:26
28
Furnace Dock Flip
 
2:04
29
Bear Mountain Blast
 
2:42
30
Sweet Lorraine
 
2:55

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