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A Golden Place
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Happy to Be Here
03:48
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Let it be Easy
03:40
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Bright Love
04:14
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Fire in the Sky
04:20
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Light Through the Window
02:57
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Comfort Rays
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Come Back Down
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Bear Hare Portland, Oregon
Fate has a funny way of revealing itself if you pay close enough attention. For Tim Perry (Ages and Ages) and Kyle Andrews, their creative destiny was precipitated by several iterations of ships passing in the night. The result is Rays, a gorgeous folk-pop gem poised to emerge as the easy-breezy soundtrack of the summer. And it was made by two people who’ve never actually met in person before. ... more
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