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.....WYDWYBS?
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Illuminating the Maze
06:30
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Touch
04:02
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We Didn't Know
03:04
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blood blue hands in winter in twilight in winter and ice
cracks
under our feet as we run to the house in the winter
light
trees that look bigger that weren't there and sirens
screaming
scheming
we didn't know
how fast he would go
red blue hands in winter in nighttime in December ice
slides
under the sled as he tore through the trees in the winter
night
all of his head in our hands like an eggshell
screaming
screaming
we didn't know
how fast he would go.
lyrics by Meghan Deans
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Wanderer
06:42
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Last Man Standing
03:56
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Snowball
04:41
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All the Things
03:00
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all the things I love
just make me feel guilty like
god and country and you
and movies where we all die
look to your left and to your right
one of us won't make it out
I'm sure it won't be me
Yeah, I'm sure it won't be me.
because it's only a movement
'till you're big enough to profit
and it's only the better
'till you're old enough to know
all the things I love
just make me look guilty like
red students and little books
and movies where we're right
look to your front and to your back
one of us won't make it out
I'm sure it won't be me
Yeah, I'm sure it won't be me.
lyrics by Meghan Deans
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Crib Dweller
04:12
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Never Said Nothing
07:49
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I never said nothing
-from Never Said Nothing by Liz Phair
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Ted Hearne Los Angeles, California
Ted Hearne is a composer, singer and bandleader.
The New York Times has praised. Hearne
for his "tough edge and wildness of spirit," and "topical, politically sharp-edged works." Pitchfork called Hearne's work "some of the most expressive socially engaged music in recent memory -- from any genre."
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Ted Hearne recommends:
The Way the Rocks Hold the Current (III)
by Philip White
Philip White is both a craggy old formalist, and one of the most forward-looking musical innovators I've ever heard. Have you ever met an ecstatic curmudgeon? Philip's music blows my mind.
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Nick Jenkins is a prolific song creator. He's constantly coming up with new, instantly-lovable, ever-ponderable shit, but SALT is an album that has stuck with me for a while now. Lo-fi and great.
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Nadia Sirota's liner notes call her sound "gin-dry." I'd disagree. Yes, she plays w/ incredible control and precision, but she also wields an enviable richness most contemp musicians lack. depth
go to albumIf you like Ted Hearne, you may also like:
Michael Gordon: Sonatra
by Vicky Chow
supported by 6 fans who also own “Your Bad Self: Live at the Stone”
I heard it live @ De Link in Tilburg, and it was the best concert of 2019!!! Kees van de Wiel
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Hockets for Two Voices (EP)
by Meara O'Reilly
supported by 5 fans who also own “Your Bad Self: Live at the Stone”
This work is absolutely stunning!
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Scatter My Ashes
by Octet Ensemble and William Susman
“Scatter My Ashes” exists at a crossroads between multiple styles, but emerges with something rich, textural, ambient, and riveting.
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