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Your New Norman Rockwell
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The Interview
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Cash 4 Gold
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Oh, What A Bummer
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Are There Any Questions?
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Hello, My Name Is Henry
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American Throw Away
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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These Divided States
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White Envelope
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Micah Schnabel Columbus, Ohio
Micah Schnabel is a singer/songwriter and author from Columbus, Ohio.
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Brand New Flag is the album that America needs. I love this band so much, and this album has a little of everything that makes them great.
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An album that gets better with every listen. It was already in my top 10 of the year, but it just keeps pushing higher. Lydia Loveless is so damn underrated.
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I personally have not disovered an artist whose material says more about my life and experience......
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The British-Somali poet draws upon everything from leftfield folk to minimalist spoken-word, bound together by simple-yet-cutting wordplay.
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THIS is the Nashville sound that the world needs to hear. Meeting Todd and discovering his talented band is one the highest highlights of this life stop for me. Each Benchmarks record is a delicious journey on its own, and Summer, Slowly continues that tradition. Everytime I spin it I have to replay 4-5 times before moving on. For me that's a significant benchmark (pun absolutely intended) for greatness in a world that truly needs inspiration these days! Keep up the great work!
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