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In Defence Of Magpies
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Blues Run the Game
03:15
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Come Wander With Me
03:57
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Burnt Ships
03:39
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Hidden Highways Ireland
Quiet Americana-inflected folk duo: Carol Anne McGowan and Tim V. Smyth.
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some songs here sound bittersweet. like a troubled past that you look at fondly and appreciate that it shaped you the way you are, for the better or worse.
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Entrancing shadowy layered vocal swells by that pull you into their depths. Some sound like modern Hilderard von Bingen others like wisps of a dream pulling you in as a siren may. This album of 'vocal experiments' as Carol Anne called them were made only with her layered and treated voice. At times they sound like a church organ or a keyboard, but it is all her voice. And all of it is beautiful.
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Gorgeous acoustic Americana from North Carolina, stripped-back and sublime.
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All New
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The sound of classic country music abounds on the latest from Grammy-winners Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer.
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Old Habits
by Kat Wallace and David Sasso
This New Haven duo write bright and emotionally resonant folk music where sweeping strings elevate gorgeous melodies.
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Not Even Happiness
by Julie Byrne
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Beautiful and uplifting. I keep listening to the songs over and over and I don't think I'll get sick of them.
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