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Break The Barrel
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Any Day
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Oak & Ivy
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All We Are
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Karma
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Man I've Become
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Gabrielle
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How Small
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Roses
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Rollin'
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Wicked Sycamore Washington, D.C.
Wicked Sycamore is an all female trio hailing from the DC/ Baltimore area. They can be described as contemporary folk with a mischievous edge grounded in traditional and roots music but branches out into jazz, blues, Americana, soul, folk, rock, bluegrass, pop, and more. They write original music ranging from fun and light-hearted sing-alongs to deep, introspective melodic tunes for the ages. ... more
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