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Sleep Till They Die
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You Disappear
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With Davey
02:17
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Don't Wanna Be Anywhere
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I Can't Speak
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Hey Papi
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I'll Be True
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Oranges
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True Love Knows
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La Luz Seattle, Washington
La Luz is a band from Seattle, WA, started in the summer of 2012 by Shana Cleveland (guitar), Alice Sandahl (keyboard) and Lena Simon (bass). Everyone sings. Songs by Shana and La Luz.
La Luz recommends:
Vortex Numbers
by Will Sprott
This is the first solo record by our friend Will Sprott (formerly of the band the Mumlers) and it's just full of excellent songs.
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MASSENGER LP
by MASSENGER
I love this album partially because it's so hard to place in time. It could just as easily fit into any decade from the 60s on and feels familiar but totally original.
go to albumIf you like La Luz, you may also like:
Night of the Worm Moon
by Shana Cleveland
supported by 156 fans who also own “Weirdo Shrine”
It's all about the mood. Some people can capture the mood in a song. Shana Cleveland captured the mood in an entire album. Most excellent.
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Psychopomp
by Japanese Breakfast
supported by 68 fans who also own “Weirdo Shrine”
The rough mixing on this album almost makes it sound like a live show, something I've been missing more and more during the pandemic.
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Magic Mind
by Sandy's
San Francisco's Sandys tell a fantastical love story through soulful, sun-faded indie pop with distinct undertones of ’80s nostalgia.
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Rotting Teeth In The Horse's Mouth
by SAVAK
Guitar-forward indie rock with big riffs and a bigger heart, the latest from SAVAK is blistering & boisterous.
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