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Colors and Sounds
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Integral Yoga
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Favorite track: Don't Explain (feat. Aquiles Navarro).
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Salty Horizon
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Operative Word
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Cassie Watson Francillon New Orleans, Louisiana
"Cassie is a journey through genres; wielding true musical alchemy of the Black American experience by merging formal,
formless and profane into an intensely soothing & disruptively holy encounter."
-D. Simpson
Active c. 2007, avant-garde harpist, interdisciplinary artist, activist, collaborator and producer; breaking conventions to construct “sacred sonic architecture”
instagram.com/cassandharp
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