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All Systems Gone 1999

electronic 63 min 11 tracks Polydor

All Systems Gone is a 1999 album by Presence, a project from producer Charles Webster featuring vocalists Shara Nelson and Sara Jay, both of whom had previously worked with Massive Attack, and Steve Edwards, formerly a member of Cloud 9, released on the Pagan label in the UK.

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Tracks

1Future Love6:20
2This Is You5:50
3Been 2 Long7:59
4Matter of Fact5:23
5Your Spirit4:58
6Keeping Count6:03
7Sense of Danger7:11
8Favour Nothing4:45
9The Strength (Within)4:30
10Better Day5:01
11Far Far Away From My Heart4:43

11 tracks, 63 minutes.

About the album

Artist: Presence
Label: Polydor
Released: 1999
Type: Album
Format: CD
Country: FR

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