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Released: 4 February 2015 [4] My Dreams Dictate My Reality is the second studio album by French singer-songwriter Soko. It was released on 2 March 2015 through Because Music and Babycat Records. Produced by Ross Robinson, the album features contributions from singer-songwriter Ariel Pink, Revolver guitarist Ambroise Willaume and Warpaint ...
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Feb 27, 2015 · Taken from Soko's album "My Dreams Dictate My Reality" : https://soko.lnk.to/mdmrYo Subscribe to the channel: https://soko.lnk.to/ytsub Listen to Soko's ess...
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Mar 2, 2015 · My Dreams Dictate My Reality by SoKo, released 02 March 2015 1. I Come In Peace 2. Ocean Of Tears 3. Who Wears The Pants?? 4. My Precious 5. Bad Poetry 6. Temporary Mood Swings 7. My Dreams Dictate My Reality 8. Soko & Ariel Pink - Monster Love (feat. Ariel Pink) 9. Peter Pan Syndrome 10. Soko & Ariel Pink - Lovetrap (feat. Ariel Pink) 11 ...
Mar 3, 2015 · Soko's second full-length LP, My Dreams Dictate My Reality, is an elegant, melancholy mix of New Order and Robert Smith, with hints of Siouxsie Sioux. If sung by anyone else, tracks like "I Come ...
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Jun 22, 2015 · Jun 22, 2015. Soko. Soko is a French singer-songwriter and actress with the experimental sound we've been waiting for. With her new wave meets contemporary punk sound and her French girl meets L.A ...
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My Dreams Dictate My Reality is French rocker Soko’s second album. Very different from her first one, I Thought I Was An Alien, released three years ago. While the latter was dominated by loneliness and a sense of despair, while the former has a more energetic sound, (Violent Femmes, anyone?) although its lyrics still deal with Soko’s ...
With all this in mind, Soko’s persona is the only remnant left from her debut album as she rocks into her sophomore effort “My Dreams Dictate my Reality”. As the title’s style suggests, what could’ve been another ornate yet insipid journey through the songwriter’s thought process was instead replaced with a new wave, 80’s, pop ...
