Gracie and Rachel New York
Gracie and Rachel press back on the boundaries of pop music, their catalog marked by hauntingly spare arrangements, bold, baroque flourishes, evanescent vocal stylings, and penetrative lyrical tact, drawing wide-ranging acclaim from tastemakers. They’ve performed for NPR’s Tiny Desk and shared stages with the likes of Tori Amos, Ani DiFranco, and most recently, Jesca Hoop. ... more
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Your music is a breath of fresh air and a transformative experience. It resonates with me... Your melodies provide a sanctuary for contemplation, reflection, and serenity. I say this because it feels like I'm a restless old ocean. I love your music because it really helps me think, reflect and relax. The world need this! Sharing this online and friends worldwide. Thank you ❤️
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supported by 5 fans who also own “trust (a whisper)”
savior complex makes my stomach feel full when i forgot to have breakfast
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supported by 4 fans who also own “trust (a whisper)”
i remember showing this to my buddy in the byward maket and she absolutely had to blast the title track like there was no tomorrow. i had my first borger at the chateau that evening. (she calls it the fairmont... i cant believe this woman). i was doing a tour of psych wards with the tulip festival cause i felt empowered to talk again a little more thank to this record. thanks mac youre a real one!
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in the violet hour EP
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 21, 2022
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The latest from Oakland’s AhMerAhSu presents orchestral versions of previous works, all of them rich, moving, and soulful.
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A Fault In This Machine
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Dark bedroom pop uses sounds ranging from the childlike to the industrial to conjure a dark, inward looking atmosphere.
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Woman on the Internet
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supported by 4 fans who also own “trust (a whisper)”
The lyrics of You're Not Special, Babe are so true and deep and simple and the same time. I also love how the music changes from one verse to the next. I can imagine dancing happily to this song as well as crying along during a heartbreak.
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