Year of release 2025

Songs 30

Album time 51:05

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Releasing Barnaby - Morning In Paradise
 
1:42
2
Stair Climber
 
1:47
3
Devon's Theme
 
1:10
4
Preparing For Battle
 
2:11
5
Leaving Business Class
 
1:09
6
The Hotel Bar
 
0:58
7
Siren Seductions
 
1:40
8
Sneaking In
 
1:54
9
Beach Yoga
 
1:25
10
The Fates
 
1:12
11
Dress The Part
 
0:48
12
Anxiety Attacks
 
2:24
13
Definitely A Cult
 
2:17
14
The Siren Calls
 
1:18
15
Birds Of A Feather
 
2:21
16
Tempting Proposal
 
0:51
17
Medium Mischief
 
1:34
18
Awkward Proposal
 
2:15
19
Dinner With The Dudes - Storming Out
 
1:03
20
Monster
 
1:56
21
Dancing With Memories
 
3:08
22
The Fixer
 
2:51
23
Men Go Missing
 
1:33
24
Betrayal
 
1:02
25
The Darkness Is You
 
1:02
26
Answering The Siren Call
 
2:23
27
Don't You Look Lovely
 
2:26
28
Letting Go
 
1:19
29
Siren Song
 
1:30
30
Sirens End Credits
 
2:10

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