- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:Welsh
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:https://fernhill.bandcamp.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernhill_(band)
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- La Seine no Hoshi (OST)
- Guys 'n' Dolls
- Shahar Saul
- Mara Sattei
- Yukino Ichikawa
- Tierney Sutton
- Getter
- Musiker Lanze
- Ben&Ben
- Yukio Hashi
- Body Rock (OST)
- Song For Our Love (OST)
- Candle
- Cortesia da Casa
- Branka Šćepanović
- KyOresu
- Tasty
- Igor Kartashev
- Chieko Baishō
- B-BomB (Block B)
- Ryan Hemsworth
- Jennifer Chen
- The Eternal Love 2 (OST)
- NX Zero
- Maria und Margot Hellwig
- Warrior Baek Dong Soo (OST)
- ESBEE
- Boohwal
- Rumiko Koyanagi
- Qi Long
- The Rose of Versailles (OST)
- Albert Engström
- Fresno
- Guayo González
- Fuyumi Sakamoto
- Kōji Tokuhisa
- Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi
- Naomi Chiaki
- Partners (OST)
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- Masaaki Sakai
- Joker Xue
- Jan Toftlund
- The Mysterious Cities of Gold (OST)
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- Yunona
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- Seeart
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- Katya
- Coi Leray
- FOYONE
- Jimmy Urine
- Showtek
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- Lotta Engberg
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- BLOODY VINYL
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- Queen$
- Nobuyasu Okabayashi
- HOYA [INFINITE]
- Helem nejse
- Ebe Dancel
- Ken Yabuki
- Elsa Baeza
- Randy
- Kyosuke Himuro
- Marc Almond
- Alberto Stylee
- Wilson Phillips
- HAERI
- Wrongchilde
- La Vision
- Hello! Sandybell (OST)
- Hossein Eblis
- Serbian Traditional Songs
- Svetosavska omladinska zajednica - Bratunac
- Fiona Sit
- Os Originais do Samba
- Liane Haid
- Elbert Hasselmann
- Lupin the Third (OST)
- Andalucia [German translation]
- Mini World [Russian translation]
- Mini World [Romanian translation]
- Carrousel [Spanish translation]
- Dreamin [Turkish translation]
- Al paraíso [Romanian translation]
- Andalucia [Croatian translation]
- Castillos de Arena [Serbian translation]
- Poussière d'empire
- Caramelo [Serbian translation]
- Caramelo [Polish translation]
- Dreamin lyrics
- Caramelo [Romanian translation]
- Castillos de Arena [Turkish translation]
- Andalucia [Russian translation]
- Thug Mariage [Russian translation]
- Dreamin [Romanian translation]
- Mini World [Turkish translation]
- Caramelo [Hebrew translation]
- Hiro [Portuguese translation]
- Boca de hule [Croatian translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Croatian translation]
- Caramelo lyrics
- Yema [English translation]
- Andalucia [Japanese translation]
- Hiro [Spanish translation]
- Andalucia [French translation]
- Castillos de Arena [Chinese translation]
- Thug Mariage [Spanish translation]
- Castillos de Arena [Romanian translation]
- Yema
- Hiro [Italian translation]
- Dernière danse [English translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Albanian translation]
- Al paraíso [Portuguese translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [English translation]
- Criminel
- Dernière Danse lyrics
- Hiro [English translation]
- Mini World [English translation]
- Caramelo [Greek translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [English translation]
- Thug Mariage [Turkish translation]
- Dreamin [English translation]
- Dernière Danse [English translation]
- Garde l'équilibre [English translation]
- Andalucia [English translation]
- Thug Mariage [Russian translation]
- Boca de hule lyrics
- Castillos de Arena lyrics
- Hiro [Greek translation]
- Corazón descalzo lyrics
- Garde l'équilibre
- Hiro lyrics
- Andalucia [Hungarian translation]
- Al paraíso [English translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Romanian translation]
- Caramelo [Hungarian translation]
- Hiro [English translation]
- Boca de hule [English translation]
- Boca de hule [Serbian translation]
- Thug Mariage [English translation]
- Thug Mariage lyrics
- Hiro [Romanian translation]
- Carrousel [Turkish translation]
- Mini World lyrics
- Hiro [German translation]
- Garde l'équilibre [Turkish translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [English translation]
- Andalucia lyrics
- Yema [Turkish translation]
- Al paraíso lyrics
- Al paraíso [Greek translation]
- Dernière danse
- Caramelo [Russian translation]
- Andalucia [Serbian translation]
- Al paraíso [French translation]
- Caramelo [English translation]
- Caramelo [English translation]
- Al paraíso [Versión en portugués] lyrics
- Dernière danse [Turkish translation]
- Boca de hule [French translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Catalan translation]
- Caramelo [Croatian translation]
- Al paraíso [Serbian translation]
- Dreamin [German translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [French translation]
- Criminel [English translation]
- Caramelo [French translation]
- Caramelo [Turkish translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Turkish translation]
- Carrousel [Ukrainian translation]
- Dernière danse [Russian translation]
- Ahogándome en tu adiós lyrics
- Ahogándome en tu adiós [Serbian translation]
- Caramelo [Persian translation]
- Boca de hule [Romanian translation]
- Castillos de Arena [English translation]
- Andalucia [Turkish translation]
- Andalucia [Polish translation]
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