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Mermaids & Sirens
05:41
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Cinders
05:19
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Dry
05:02
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She Spills Gold
04:11
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Glad It's You
04:25
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Smile So Pretty
05:08
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Give Up Crying
05:20
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I Can't Move
03:59
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Already Too Late
05:06
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Morning Comes Too Soon
04:16
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Amazing Grace
06:37
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Jessi Robertson Nashville, Tennessee
Jessi Robertson is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter whose work navigates the boundaries between reality and imagination, and lays bare her own emotional truths.
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Every Ruby Rae song takes you on a journey that feels mysterious and vulnerable, with unexpected twists and turns looming around the corner
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Country Songs From an Immigrant
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There are so many beautiful songs on this record. Omer keeps pushing forward as both an artist and a producer and I can't wait to hear what he does next!
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SHELTER IN TAPES Vol. 4 (Lo-Fi quarantine recordings)
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This batch of quarantine recordings by Texas musician Daily Worker recalls the classic lo-fi days of GBV, with hissy sonics and huge hooks.
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Endless Space (Between You & I)
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Samira Winter’s music feels like a mirage unfolding in the distance: wavy synths, drifting vocals, and treasures galore.
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