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The Open Road Song
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Grande Days
04:12
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For No One
01:48
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Strangers
03:09
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Welcome to My Nightmare
02:40
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Rolling Down to Old Maui
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Ghost
03:53
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Aaron J. Shay Seattle, Washington
He/him.
Sci-fi storyteller and banjo balladeer. I believe in the good kind of apocalypse.
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Lavender Country
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Patrick is a legend and a beautiful soul. Buy his album!
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Tekla is a magnificent singer, and an absolute sweetheart.
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Leave Love Out Of This
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Anthonie's work is like a piece of literary fiction put to synthesized pop music. He is a storyteller in song quite unlike any other, spotlighting what might be otherwise considered normal lives.
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Great work on the mandolin. I love the writing and the lyrics.
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Persephone Is Dead, Long Live Persephone!
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I love dogwood and their music! there's an amazing energy connection with every song.. it's my go to road music and share it with everyone.
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The Edge of the Land
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Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
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