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Circles
00:55
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Over the Hills
03:29
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Into Nothing
03:29
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Psychoterra
01:11
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Mother
03:41
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Five Years More
03:05
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Fleur
03:31
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Wild, Wild Country
03:43
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Sona Rose
02:49
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Oliver
04:08
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Raven
02:49
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Aurora Borealis
03:26
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Skybound
04:18
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Annie Sumi Guelph, Ontario
This surrealist songwriter speaks to the open-hearts that still wander about through life believing in magic. Her delicately hopeful perspective is portrayed through her lilting vocal melodies, and her powerful lyrical content.
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Rachel is a unique music essence. Her music and voice touch me really deep. I lived in Scotland for 2 years and she is able to bring me back there with her music. Rachel is a wonderful gift to the world.
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Outside Child
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this just describes how much i love being in Montreal. Allison got it.
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The newest release by the classical artist uses harp, guitar, and field recordings to set the tone of the album.
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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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Michelle Stodart’s folk music captures hope in melancholy, addressing the transformational aspects of the most challenging times.
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This really is a thing of beauty. Sun's going down and I'm gently relaxing when there's so much happening to oppose that state in these extraordinary times. (And much of it caused by humans.) Thank you, Rachel.
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