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Don't Say It
02:43
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Weakness
02:46
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A Little Pain
02:55
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Pay Gap
03:53
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Nowhere Fast
04:07
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Cocaine Cowboys
03:26
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Wild Women
02:56
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Heart of America
03:15
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Do Right By Me
03:10
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Loner
04:30
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All American Made
05:50
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Margo Price Nashville, Tennessee
Margo Price's take on classic sounds is at once familiar and daring, an infectious blend of Nashville country, Memphis soul, and Texas twang.
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Always finding albums like this that I wish I discovered years ago. Love, love, love this, from the simple arrangements to the Bond theme and screams of 'I know the end'.
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Saint Cloud
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This album is so soothing. Always puts me in a good mood.
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Georgia Blue
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A rare combination of amazing songs, artists, artistry, and a fantastic cause. The engineering alone is worth a headphones listen.
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Storm's Coming
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A concept album where meteorology is a metaphor for anxiety, the new one from timing is artful indie at its finest.
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No More Candy b/w Sweeping Wet Floors
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The Los Angeles-based Americana duo release two fun singles for their first project.
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Lubbock (on everything)
by Terry Allen
This country classic is like Bob Dylan recording “Blonde on Blonde” in Lubbock with a crack roadhouse band.
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Reunions
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This one takes a departure from the sad boi tunes I really heavily on Isbell for instead elevating my heart to memories of summers gone by and the beauty found to the change of eras.
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