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Blues for Momma
02:32
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Take What You Need
04:01
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Every Which Way
02:49
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Ballad of Two Vultures
04:21
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Awful Mind
03:34
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Colors in the Grey
03:55
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Byzantine
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Sky of Dresses
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False Wind
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The Waiting Room
04:28
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Crow Moses Chicago, Illinois
Chicago songwriter walks the line between Indie-Blues & Urban Americana.
Borrowing
elements of Experimental Folk and broken-down Orchestral music, Musikanto grew up listening to his father's obscure folk and roots rock records.
With a propensity toward heartbreaking ballads and melodic melodrama, Musikanto's songs survive the bite of a Chicago Winter and the soul of a Midwestern bon-fire.
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