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Waking Up
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Garden
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Dear Beth
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Goodbye
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Nothing Else
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Harts of Oak Houston, Texas
“Harts Of Oak: This project garnered “Best Folk Act” honors in our recent Houston Press Music Awards. Folk may have been at the roots of their humble beginnings, but since blossoming into a full band their sound has shifted into a driving lo-fi indie rock sound that yearns for the late nineties/early aughts.” (Marc Brubaker, Houston Press) ... more
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