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A Strange Dream
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Sweet and sharp pop gems from Carly Putnam of the Mantles, Art Museums, and other Bay Area indiepop luminaries.
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A delicate and ethereal album, gracefully blending dreamy melodies with hushed guitar & introspective lyrics.
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Grammy-nominated avant-pop artist strikes up an effortless dialogue between quiet-storm R&B, orchestral chamber pop, jazz, and folk.
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