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Up in the Sky
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Trampoline Love Song
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Mighty Bolt
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Tomorrow
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Waxahatchee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Katie Crutchfield’s southern roots are undeniable. The name of her solo musical project Waxahatchee comes from a creek not far from her childhood home in Alabama and seems to represent both where she came from and where she’s going.
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