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Godsend
04:17
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Astronomy
05:06
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Getalong gang
02:41
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American way
05:26
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Darby & Joan
05:02
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Bobby
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Turn around
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Wagon & wheel
04:52
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Aaron DeRuyter Rochester, New York
DeRuyter expands the boundaries of Americana music by combining acoustic and electronic elements. He
writes haunting soliloquies and sings with a spiritual expansiveness. He delivers an ambient blend of folk, grunge, psychedelic rock, and alternative country that meanders inconsistently through the boundaries of genre and space.
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