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Open Road
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Song on the Radio
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Robot
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It's Another Day
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One More Time
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In For the Night
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Tears Don't Lie
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There's A Place
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Photograph
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Cover Me With Flowers
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On the Edge
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Deanna Cartea Vancouver, British Columbia
Imagine Joni Mitchell playing guitar for Feist and you may come up with something similar to Deanna Cartea's approach to music that blurs the lines between Folk, Rock and Pop. Deanna Cartea has a unique voice, at once powerful and incredibly delicate, conveying the broad range from open-hearted vulnerability to wide-open-throttle lust for life, all with the texture of smoked silk. ... more
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