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Autumn Equinox
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Was the Month
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With Red Cheeks
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Two-Headed Alien
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Bad Ideas
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November Mind F***
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Ozadka
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New [Icarus] Weekend
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Knots
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Question for the Future
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Enough
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St. Augustine's Day New Haven, Connecticut
A native Texan, Will Parker (he/him) has been immersed in a wide range of musical influence over the years--as is apparent in his tendency to fuse genres. From lyrical rap to folk punk to kid’s music, he uses a variety of styles in his songs. Seen on guitar, ukulele and harmonica, his shows are engaging, high-energy and often involved audience participation. ... more
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Show Me The Blueprints.
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An honest, lively record that addresses recovery from addiction and mental health while carrying with it a sense of humor and a pessimistic hope.
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A deeply person and powerful album which touches on the loss of loved ones and surviving in a world that feels meant for someone else.
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Well Soon
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Summer sounds from San Luis Obispo just waiting for a backyard BBQ, mason jar cocktails, and fairy lights.
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
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The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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