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The Mountain's King
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Theresa St. Johns
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Comfort
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Cannibal Cold
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Walls
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Come On Brothers
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Mansion Home
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To Where I Can Shine
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Douglas & the Firs Lansing
One pensive troubadour backed by classical strings, modern accordion, and dynamic percussion is what you can expect from Doug Mains & the City Folk. Rooted in Michigan, this group bears a rich and smooth sound refreshing to the progressive world of indie folk. Thought provoking lyrics run deep in Mains’ songs accompanied by lonely guitar pickings that swell to thunderous string harmonies. ... more
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