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Standing With Virginia
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Under the Covers
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Roller Coaster Ride
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Blue to Blue
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Leave the Moon On
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Shaking Dishes
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Kiss the Devil
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Conundrum
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Scripture
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Won't Go it Alone
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Hannah Cranton New York, New York
With an ability to span genres while still maintaining a cohesive sound, Hannah Cranton “has captivated crowds with her transfixing voice and eclectic words.” (The Noise) Her music has been described as “clear, open and expressive” (Lynn Happens) along with being “all woman…conjuring up Baez and Collins with its rich cadence.” (Art Throb) ... more
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