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Master Peace has unveiled new single 'This Time' ahead of his upcoming EP
The artist's upcoming EP will feature five tracks, including four previously released singles and a new song titled 'Vertigo'.
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"Lost on Me" is a track by Peace, from the album Happy People (Deluxe), released 9th February 2015. The track is 3:44 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Peace.
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The new single precedes an upcoming EP and European tour.
Master Peace has his cereal in orange juice.
The new track precedes his upcoming EP.
The new track precedes his upcoming EP.
The single precedes his upcoming EP and UK/European tour, set to begin in October.
Dork will be along for the ride with our own stage too.
His debut album is on the way.
The band - now a duo of Harrison and Sam Koisser - are also touring in November.
"I wanted to create a record people wouldn’t expect from me," he says.
The band - now a duo of Harrison and Sam Koisser - are also touring in November.
It's billed as the start of a new era.
They’re back! Peace have a new album - one you can already listen to, if you buy a ticket to a show. We’re willing to go a couple of steps further, and join them for an entire mini-tour. What could go wrong?
He liked 'RUDEBOY' and hopped on a verse, we were blown away.
The track arrives alongside his UK support tour with Cavetown.
Eagle eyed fans (and, erm, magazines. Hi - Ed) have spotted an advert in the latest edition of The Big Issue.
The track has arrived today, October 20th, via PMR Records.
"Been playing bits of this song for a very long time and it gets a reload without anyone knowing it," Mike Skinner explains.
Harry Koisser from Peace tackles this month’s daft queries.
Peace are back with their first single in bloody ages - and it's for mental health charity, MQ.