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The Avenue
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Eva Marie
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Give Me a Lift
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Waiting for You
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Alextown
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The Crossing Over
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Downstream
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Miles Calder Wellington, New Zealand
Singer/songwriter Miles Calder delivers cutting lyrics with an expressive voice. A few years since the last outings with former backing band The Rumours, Miles has emerged with a revived sound, fresh songs and a new band. His new self-reflective songs move from understated folk-rock to swirling psychedelia, evoking early 70s Lennon as much as contemporaries like Kevin Morby or Father John Misty. ... more
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