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Gallery
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Center
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Sediment
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Renaissance
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Dinners at Home
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Dresage Los Angeles, California
Dresage is singer/producer/writer/composer Keeley Bumford’s personal exploration of sound and texture. Through lush synth and orchestral musings that ponder feminism, mental health and the strange workings of the human psyche, she produces music as a method of therapy. Clash Magazine calls her “pop from an alternate universe...honest, creative and forever outside the box.” ... more
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the violin on homecoming would raise the dead, not to feast on the flesh of the living, but to enjoy one last dance beneath the northern lights. what a lovely album you've built!
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