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Untitled
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Father Abraham
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Undefined
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Company of Ghosts
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Raleigh
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Playground
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Haint Blue Baltimore, Maryland
The lyrics tell stories of struggles with faith, family, addiction, and the achievement of moving forward. Like the color, their music is easy to appreciate because of how cheery it appears but remains engaging because of what lies beneath the surface. This multifaceted structure to their music makes Haint Blue not just a successful folk band but a welcome addition to the scene as a whole. ... more
Haint Blue recommends:
Kavoossi's debut album left us stunned--thoughtful lyrics; catchy, intricate, fun, and sometimes surprising movements had us grinning and bobbing our heads the whole car ride home.
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Blown away when we 1st heard them play in a lil' studio in MA. Their lyrical depth and vocal prowess made our jaws drop. That mastery has only increased with age & we're pumped for the new record!
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Our very own Abby's dreamy 90s inspired folk pop knocks socks off with first impressions and continues to hit hard when you sit down and really listen to what she has to say.
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