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Detour Part 1: The Dream
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The Garbagemen
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Detour Part 2: The Path
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We Do Not Speak
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I Wish You Well
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As Yours Turns Into Mine
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God is in the Detour
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This Time That Time
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Your Favorite Tune
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VanWyck Amsterdam, The Netherlands
With her rich lyrics and sober alt-folk craft Amsterdam singer-songwriter VanWyck has drawn comparisons with Leonard Cohen, Natalie Merchant and Laura Marling. She released three albums: 'An Average Woman' in 2018, 'Molten Rock' in 2019 and 'God is in the Detour' in 2020. Her 4th album, 'The Epic Tale of the Stranded Man', will be released with Excelsior Recordings on April 8, 2022. ... more
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After The Fire After The Rain
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Love the depth and warmth of their voices, lyrics, harmonies and production. Wanna keep this album and wrap it around me.
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