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Shadow
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Midnight Song
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Nocturne
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Through The Grass
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Only Heather
03:13
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This Chain Won't Break
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Disappear Always
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Paradise
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Counting Days
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The Blue Dress
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Rheya
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Wild Nothing Blacksburg, Virginia
Ask Jack Tatum what ‘Wild Nothing’ means and he’ll answer: ‘a contradiction’. In 2010, 21 year old Tatum released one of the finest cult pop records of the summer whilst ensconced in his senior year of college in Blacksburg, VA, a small mid-atlantic town better known for producing football fans and engineers than musicians. Tatum lives in contradictions. ... more
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