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The official music video for "Wake Up" by Orlando Weeks, taken from the album LOJA on Fiction Records. Uploaded by Orlando Weeks, the artist's official channel.

Dork has covered Orlando Weeks 8 times across news, features and reviews — full coverage below. The full lyrics and album page are linked above. If you like Orlando Weeks, scroll for similar artists below.

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From the album LOJA

Label: Fiction Records
Released: 6 June 2024

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Orlando Weeks — Wake Up

Don't step out this circle

Keep your formation

Some people would give their eye teeth

For this slow wake up call

So serrated

These sins would stay unnoticed

And after all this

You and not your friends

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Orlando Weeks has shared a new single, 'Good To See You'

The new album will be released on 6th June digitally and 23rd August physically.

30 May 2024

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Orlando Weeks and Rhian Teasdale re-make promises and roll their eyes with the ex-Maccabees man's new single, 'Dig'. Find out all about it with our latest Dork Mixtape cover feature.

29 Apr 2024

Orlando Weeks announces new album 'LOJA' featuring lead single with Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale

Orlando Weeks announces new album 'LOJA' featuring lead single with Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale

The album will be released on 6th June digitally and 23rd August physically.

29 Apr 2024

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5 Apr 2022

Orlando Weeks: World In Motion

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Having captured the extraordinary in one of life's most ordinary experiences, Orlando Weeks is learning to establish new boundaries as a solo artist and a first-time father. Written with a focus on pace and vibrancy, 'A Quickening' is something pretty special.

10 Jun 2020

Orlando Weeks: "I understand much better what it is I'm trying to do"

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The crown prince of indie, former frontman of The Maccabees Orlando Weeks is preparing to return with new solo material in 2020. Obviously, we tapped him up to find out more.

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