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She Swims in the River
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The Foundling
03:04
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The Middle Spring
04:03
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Roses of the Valley
03:04
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Buried Blossoms
02:44
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The Moon was a Rose
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Long is the Autumn
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Sweet Surrender
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First Light
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Atika and Shem
03:57
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Alex Bell Brisbane, Australia
Moved by the captivating hum of the natural world, Alex Bell unveils fragments of bright beauty and the deep shadows beyond.
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Tides of a Teardrop
by Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)
The forthcoming album from Mandolin Orange blends rustic Americana melodies with aching, orchestral arrangements.
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by Hige Kuma
Raucous jams from this Austin artist with hooks so immediate, they bury themselves in your brain.
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Not A Party At All
by Lambs & Wolves
Charming German indie pop with the keen melodic sensibilities and melancholic undercurrent of some of the style's best practitioners.
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Meet Me at the River
by Dawn Landes
On “Meet Me By the River,” Dawn Landes’s self-described “Nashville record,” buoyant country melodies settle deep into lush instrumentation.
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Would the Light Hold Me
by Oceanique
Celtic-inspired instrumentation, delicate harmonies, and reflective lyrics abound on the sisterly indie-folk duo's debut album.
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