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Track listing
Track 1 – GOODMORNING Goodbye – FRENSHIP
Track 2 – Tiny Universe – Lincoln Jesser & Speaker of the House feat. Katie Pearlman
Track 3 – Freedom – Kygo & Zak Abel
Track 4 – Bring Me Home – G Flip
Track 5 – Found You – Kasbo feat. Chelsea Cutler
Track 6 – It’s Your Thing – The Isley Brothers
Track 7 – Can’t Be Happier – Sj & Sugar Jesus feat. GoldFord
Track 8 – The Stable Song – Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony
Track 9 – Softly – Rhye
Track 10 – Before Dawn – nagamo
Track Tai Chi – Together – Sia
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2 Comments
Antonina
Hi,
I have a question regarding Track 8 – The Stable Song.
I have a membership with Les Mills and I have done that release many times. The artist, however, who is listed on this website and also on Les Mills website is not correct. The Stable Song in the release is performed by a woman, not the original singer, as Les Mills used a cover for the release (as they do).
On Les Mills web it is “Mister Edd” (the band, not the horse) performing The Stable Song. I feel like I have checked all covers of that song and I cannot find the artist (female) singing that song 🙁 Please help.
Simon Philp
Hi,
thanks for commenting. Some tracks are created for Les Mills specifically which means they’re usually not on YT, Spotify or Amazon. Best bet would be to keep fingers crossed and they release an album (Les Mills) which they have done in the past. Sorry I couldn’t help more.