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Orca
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Canyon Wren
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Paloma
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Electric Surf
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Now is all you have
Go out to the ocean
And the memories
They rise and fall
Let it go with the tide
Electric Surf...
When it blows away
All falls apart
Like sand in the wind
Surround yourself
Turn in and out
A Nautilus
Electric Surf...
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Province Lands
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Carand Burnet / Kioea Brooklyn, New York
Carand Burnet, guitarist of the band Kioea (of Portland, ME) and multi-instrumentalist, crafts a dreamlike atmosphere with
lush reverb, dynamic guitar solos, and evocative sitar melodies. J. Swartwood (Aquarium Drunkard) described Burnet’s sound as “simultaneously modern and vintage.”
Contact: contact@kioeamusic.com
Band photo by Nate Butler.
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