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Breezy, fun record and a solid debut. One of the most pleasant listens of 2018.
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Slow time. Breathe deep. Emerge new. Shield yr eyes. It's bright out there, but it's going to be ok. Pair with hot black coffee and EARLY morning dew and fog. Fully backed by midwestern heads far and wide.
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Gorgeous acoustic Americana from North Carolina, stripped-back and sublime.
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Songs of my land
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Ancient Japanese folk songs are presented with Western folk-pop arrangements to haunting, elegant effect.
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