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Old Apartment
04:12
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I Don't Care
04:06
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Conan
03:40
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As God Made Her
03:03
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Do You Want What's Left?
03:50
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Ginger Ale
04:21
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Covenant
05:18
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Blossom
04:38
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Requiem for Big Louis
02:30
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Eye Candy
05:22
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Questions
07:57
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DUSTY Sacramento, California
DUSTY channels emotion, paints vivid imagery, and lays bare the soul with music. Dark and contemplative with a glimmer of hope. At times rich and clear, at other times sparse and opaque.
The debut album No Questions is out now
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