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Spirit
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Apple
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Now
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Me vs. Sea
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Metropolis
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Solid Ground
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Day that Won
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Love Does
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Shapes Freely Nevada City, California
If Shapes Freely's self titled debut were a movie it would be Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Heralding From Nevada
City California, Shapes freely is
the collaboration between visual artist and musician Brook Caballero and musician/engineer Ben Milner, with the backing vocals of Jessica Henry. The album features many guest musicians including Pete Newsom and Jonathan Hischke.
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