Dan Evmark plays Bille Eilish Dan Evmark

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Album-Release:
2026

HRA-Release:
18.09.2026

Label: Carpe Diem

Genre: Pop

Artist: Dan Evmark

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1 Birds of a Feather (Arr. for Piano by Dan Evmark) 05:09
2 Lovely (Arr. for Piano by Dan Evmark) 06:09
3 SKINNY (Arr. for Piano by Dan Evmark) 04:41
4 THE GREATEST (Arr. for Piano by D. Evmark) 05:17
5 When the Party's Over (Arr. for Piano by D. Evmark) 05:51
Total Runtime 27:07

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Dan Evmark plays Bille Eilish

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