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Rosehips and Vanilla
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A Doll's House
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Riverside Song
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The Raining Day Parade
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Myrtle Avenue
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Under My Tongue
04:01
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Shrine Song
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Longdendale
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Pieces of Me
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Little Fires
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Bike Ride Into the Sun
04:00
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Joe Levi Los Angeles, California
Raised in the pagan community of Cumberworth, an old Lincolnshire hamlet with a population of 50 people, and fed on a diet of the weird and wonderful, mythology and magick, Joe has lived in L.A since 2015 bringing his obscure and imaginative songs to many of the cities best loved music venues. His sound is a blend of witchy folk, baroque pop, soaring balladry and celestial psychedelia. ... more
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