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Sad Company
03:53
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Whispering Dunes
03:13
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Fetch Water
03:28
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Don't Cry
04:23
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Sorrow Soothe
02:31
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I Hear You
05:34
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Daughters of the Desert London, UK
This dream infused, vocal driven project is a collaboration by three very different female artists who recorded Sorrow Soothe remotely. A soaring and gentle collection that incorporates experiments in voice and instrumentation, its songs, incantations, and pounding rhythmic beats are interwoven with strings and electronic samples. ... more
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