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HEY

by Isaak

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1.
Miracle B. 02:52
2.
Hey 03:26
3.
OBG 03:29
4.
Except 03:59
5.
Rotten 04:29
6.
Over the edge ( WIPERS ) 03:38
7.
Dormouse 05:26
8.
Fake it till you will make it 04:39
9.
Taste 2.0 04:23
10.
Sleepwalker 04:02
11.
Goodbyes are always very sad 03:47

about

HEY is the third ISAAK album.
HEY puts a point, a point that doesn't look back but looks inside.
HEY talks about our most intimate fears and tries to do it with the irony.
HEY is a riffalicious fast-forward stoner rock album.
HEY is a manifesto on being fragile and making that fragility a strength.

credits

released March 31, 2023

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Isaak Genova, Italy

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