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Now You're Gone
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Enemy of Ambition
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Huxley Green Netherlands
Heart on his tongue and fire in his soul. This songwriter delivers his songs with affection and
keenness.
Without reserve or irony he brings a dinstinctive mix of folk, americana and lo-fi punk. He explores big themes and deep feelings, but he doesn't serve them up on a plate.
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