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Tease It Out
02:58
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Susan I'm Sorry
03:44
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Change Me
02:57
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Terrified Butterfly
05:06
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Permanent Wave
03:38
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Bathbomb Glitter
04:01
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We've Built Walls
03:22
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Feeding The Birds
03:11
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Kalan's Suitcase
00:24
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Threads
03:07
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I Belong With You
03:44
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You're Gonna Miss Me
04:36
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Braly Sangster Seattle, Washington
In the greatest duos, the dynamic between individuals generates a sound all its own. Voices and visions co-mingle
completely, alchemizing into a union
that transcends “complementary” or “contrasting.”
While musician / producer Johnny Sangster and Pineola’s Leslie
Braly are both established artists in their own right, the music they make as
Braly Sangster owes everything to their chemistry.
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