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No Girls Allowed
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Syd Barrett
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Ain't Tryin
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Yuba
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George Lassos the Moon
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Windy Bitches
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Rainbow Girls Bodega, California
Rainbow Girls is a collaborative of songwriters, multi-instrumentalists, vocalists, and California natives who spent their first 5 years touring Europe and the US as a rock n' roll band. Since 2016 they've returned to their folkier roots. The current trio version of the band highlights their rich harmonies, ageless songwriting, and soulful, bluesy sound at its rawest form. ... more
Rainbow Girls recommends:
Marty O'Reilly & The Old Soul Orchestra
by Marty O'Reilly
We rainbows all have similar, yet different tastes in music. This live album by our friends, however, is one of the only things we can all play in the van and agree on. Every time.
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From Knoxville, TN, Cereus Bright delivers an album of plaintive ambient folk and indie pop, with gauzy atmospheres & stirring melodies.
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The Same Mistakes
by Hot Left Pole
Soft-as-a-whisper folk music, with spiderwebs of guitar and vocal melodies as comforting as a lullaby.
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Whispery indie folk from the UK, “Hard Work” cradles soft and gentle vocal melodies in a nest of acoustic guitars.
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Phototherapy EP
by Fahim Rahman
A collection of twinkling bedroom folk-pop demos from Fahim Rahman that arcs from hushed intimacy to sweeping cinematic emotionality.
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The Creature That I Call Myself
by Julie Arsenault
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 21, 2015
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