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Shadoop
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Molasses
05:59
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Fight Song
04:21
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Come to Me
04:56
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Broken Wings
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Come Back Down
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Hammer
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The Road
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Love Me Today
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Thief
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Woo Woo
10:32
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T Sisters Oakland, California
Distinguished by close harmonies, catchy melodies and potent lyricism, the T Sisters have created a refreshing brew of indie- folk/Americana music. Blood sisters Erika, Rachel and Chloe Tietjen flow seamlessly between styles and moods, from roots to pop and sassy to sincere, captivating listeners with their eclectic sound and soaring harmonies. ... more
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