Dragonflies - Dragonflies vinyl record cover

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Slower

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Setting Sun

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Straight Line

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Heart Or Head

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Ophelia

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The Weight

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In Between

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End Of World


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Label: Dark Horse Records

Dragonflies

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Dragonflies is the self-titled debut album from Dhani Harrison & Nigel Godrich on Dark Horse Records. Dhani is a 2- time Grammy Award-winning musician, composer, and producer. First emerging on the global stage with his band thenewno2, Harrison has since established himself as a distinctive solo artist. His 2017 debut solo album, IN///PARALLEL, marked a bold creative evolution, followed by the critically acclaimed INNERSTANDING. Nigel Godrich is one of the most celebrated producers and recording engineers, best known for his decades-long creative partnership with Radiohead. Beginning his work with the band in 1994, he has produced every Radiohead studio album since OK Computer (1997), helping define one of modern music’s most influential catalogs. Together, Dragonflies brings their decades of songwriting, production, and cinematic composition into a singular new collaborative project.

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