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Anna Phoebe Releases 'The Duel' Video
12/12/2013
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(Classic Rock) Anna Phoebe has released a video for her track The Duel. It's the opening number from her EP Embrace, which was released last month and represents her first new recordings in five years.

Former Classic Rock columnist Phoebe � who's toured the world as a soloist and with Roxy Music, Trans Siberian Orchestra, Jethro Tull and others � will release a full-length album in the middle of 2014.

She describes the new work as a return to the feel of 2006 album Gypsy, rather than a continuation of her pursuit of heavier material as displayed on her 2008 follow-up Rise Of The Warrior. Watch the video here.

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