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Harpers Ferry Streaming Debut Single 'What To Believe'
12/10/2015
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(The Blues) Harpers Ferry - an international blues-rock trio based in England - have launched a lyric video for their debut track What To Believe. It's released as a single on December 11.

The band consists of British guitarist Ben Harvey and Kiwi colleague Christopher Rayner, who've worked together since they were 11 and tied up with American vocalist Pia Varma in 2013.

Harpers Ferry say What To Believe "carries a poignant message about information overload." The single comes after original Black Sabbath manager Jim Simpson of Big Bear Music put his weight behind them. Check out the song here.

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