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SHEL

Made up of virtuosic sisters Sarah, Hannah, Eva, and Liza Holbrook, Colorado-based indie folk quartet SHEL (an acronym of their initial brands) cast a distinctive spell, weaving together folk, rock and roll, Celtic, pop, and almost anything else off their drain of affects. Their creative abilities had been nurtured from …

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Minnie Murphy

Pianist and vocalist Minnie Murphy is nation, sure, but her graceful tone of voice, which may be sassy or sultry or resigned by changes, has a tiny jazz tinge to it all that, when she’s in her best, offers whatever she’s performing a shiny immediacy. Given birth to in Bellingham, …

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Molly Moore

Molly Moore continues to be composing songs since she was seven years of age, honing her love of singing and songwriting over time that followed. The Hastings-on-Hudson, NY indigenous of German, Russian, and Polish descent grew up by musical parents who helped form her soulful alt-pop. As her profession expanded, …

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Darnell Davis

Minneapolis-based gospel and praise & worship ensemble Darnell Davis & the Remnant began as 6 friends who loved to sing together but, in back of F. Darnell Davis’ songwriting and creation abilities, grew into a remarkably flexible choir of 15 vocalists and an intact, five-piece music group. Davis, that has …

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Eric Durrance

Vocalist, songwriter, and Tallahassee local Eric Durrance includes a company background in nation music because of his step-dad, who all played electric guitar, piano, and drums, and his mom and grandfather, who all taught him to sing tranquility, and his grandparents, who all played him George Jones. Afterwards Durrance gravitated …

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Picnic

Desire pop trio Picnic hail from your improbable indie hotbed of Tallinn, Estonia. Users Marju Taukar, Rivo Järvsoo, and Andres Soosaar are veterans of the tiny but lively Estonian picture, having played collectively in previous rings before developing Picnic in 2006. Citing affects like Sigur Rós, Cocteau Twins, and My …

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Bill Ryder-Jones

British multi-instrumentalist/composer/singer/songwriter Costs Ryder-Jones started his music job as the lead guitarist for well-known Hoylake-based psychedelic pop outfit the Coral, with whom he spent 12 years before getting into a solo job. Influenced by famous brands Ennio Morricone, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, as well as the pastoral British folk from the …

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The Passions

The Passions were a post-punk music group formed by guitarist/vocalist Barbara Gogan, bassist Claire Bidwell, drummer Richard Williams, vocalist Mitch Barker, and guitarist Clive Temperley. Ahead of developing in 1978, a lot of the associates acquired spent amount of time in various other groups. Especially, Temperley was an ex girlfriend …

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Zwischenfall

Zwischenfall were a short-lived Belgian synth pop/new influx group active through the early ’80s. They shaped in 1982 and in the beginning contains synthesizer participant Michael Sass, bassist/vocalist Martin Urban, and guitarist/drummer Stephan Kraemer. Merging consumer electronics with traditional rock and roll instruments, they documented some demo tunes that caught …

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The Swallows

The Swallows are best remembered for “Dearest” (number nine R&B in August 1951) and a small number of various other great doo wop tunes. The group — like their community affects the Vibranaires — had been from Baltimore, MD, and started singing soon after, developing in 1946. Originally known as …

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