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The Four Walls
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June Apple
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Androgynous Grrrl
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Devils Dance
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Lay Me Down Easy
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Salty South
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Stay Cool
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Jasmine Girl
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Water Grasses
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F-U Dad!
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DK&theJoyMachine New York
"DK" a singer-songwriter who plays smart and quirky acoustic punk on Appalachian dulcimer. DK takes this instrument to another level---playing power chords, original fiddle tunes, edgy and mournful trad tunes, some lesser known covers, and original material. She accompanies her Joy Machine with the gutsy, full-hearted voice of a “roll up your sleeves, there’s work to be done” kind of woman. ... more
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