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Dam mwen yo
05:26
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2. |
Stolen
05:20
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3. |
Las Desaparecidas
07:11
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memories lie dormant
08:00
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5. |
Stray Sods
06:31
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6. |
For Edna
11:59
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"You are not alone, goodman
You are not alone, goodman
Call to the strength that we have inside
Call to the moon in the sky above
Call to the peace that gives us life
Call to the strength that we have inside
Call to the sun in the sky above
Call to the peace that gives us life
You are not alone"
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7. |
Swerve
05:50
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Amanda Gookin Brooklyn, New York
In pursuit of socially-conscious programming,
her GRAMMY® nominated album with
PUBLIQuartet,
Freedom and Faith,
addressed the resilience of the female spirit
throughout history; and her Forward Music
Project focuses on contemporary stories of
womanhood around the world.
Cellist Amanda Gookin celebrates the music of
the moment and “pushes classical forward.”
(LA Times)
... more
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