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Corridor
04:06
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Winter Fruit
03:56
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Something blooming out of place
flowers open anyways
looking for the closest thing
with a pink moon rising
what we know of hanging ghosts
scattered on the summer coast
is the vapor on the sea
settling down or exploding
I don't know how its gonna be
everything is just practicing
oh the next time that we meet
will I see and you see me
Morning pages on the vine
oysters soaking in their brine
remnant ashes on a wing
carrion crows are gathering
I became a winter fruit
sun got locked up in the juice
bright the citrus of my skin
the radiator rattling
I don't know how its gonna be
everything is just practicing
for the next time that we meet
when I see you and you see me
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Bed of a River
03:59
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Open
04:45
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Her's
03:59
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Skeletons
03:36
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Time Traveller
03:37
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8. |
Lineage
02:59
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West
04:03
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Arcs
04:41
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Kelly McFarling California
Kelly McFarling is an Atlanta born, Bay Area based singer, songwriter. Her songs capture a palette forged of Georgia clay and California gold.
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The way Emily's voice so effortlessly cuts through the warmth of the strings and the subtle electric guitar never fails to make my spine tingle. The song rolls and flows like a river - gracefully and with gathering intensity, then settling back down. Listen to this track on vinyl and you'll melt every time.
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Plant Life
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Farallons make some of the most exuberant, highly creative, and uplifting (in a non-saccharine way) music in the SF Bay Area to my ears, with a definite West Coast vibe. Their EP also is amazing. Such original arrangements, and vocals that at times are Stereolab'ish, but entirely unto themselves in organic original goodness. Also see 'em live! Highly Recommended! Congrats on this!!
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Age of Apathy
by Aoife O'Donovan
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This is a great album. Starts brilliantly with Sister Starling and had me completely immersed throughout. I get lost in it to the point where it is always a surprise when the last track ends. Elevators was an early favourite and for me its the standout track - but its a close thing
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Caught Up On A Feeling
by Veronica Stanton
Stunningly beautiful orchestral folk songs with just a hint of country, delivered with heart-on-sleeve immediacy.
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Halcyon Days
by Kevin Farge
A vibrant vision of "Central Americana" from the Costa Rica-based artist, blending heartland devotionals with playful Tropicália grooves.
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Forever Only Idaho
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Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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Outsiders
by Anna Tivel
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I love this album, Anna’s skill as a poetic story teller is mesmerising, thoughtful and as always illustrates great empathy for the human condition. Her band contributes to a slightly new direction in terms of musicality and the understated arrangements only enhance Anna’s delivery. Spellbinding.
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