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Dirt Party
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Something Divine
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She Found Me
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Why Didn't You?
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Cornfields
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Living in the Dark
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Youngtree and The Blooms St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Based in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Youngtree & The Blooms have become known for their ability to blend multiple genres to create truly engaging music. It’s all there on the band’s new self-titled album, Youngtree & The Blooms, a nine-song collection that establishes front man Peter Youngtree as "one of the most engaging new voices within the Americana scene" (Roots Music Canada). ... more
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