Crème Fraîche - Naïve mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass [Additional Synthbass] – Knut Løchsen
• Guitar – Hagne H. Skjærstad
• Recorded By [Vocals] – Martin Sjølie
• Vocals – Signe Stranger
• Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Arne R. Jonasen, Christian Romslo

Notes

Written, produced and mixed at Sorgenfri studio by Crème Fraîche. Vocals recorded at Studio 01 Oslo.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7070591420047

Info

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