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Cherry Tree
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Something To Say
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In Your Eyes
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Little Bird
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Kate Mills New York, New York
The music of Kate Mills is like taking a drive with Dan Fogelberg, Linda Rondstadt, Brandi Carlile, and Grace
Potter.
After years at her day job as a social worker, Kate now steps forward with assured artistry, releasing a debut album that captures the warmth and orchestrations of her beloved era of 1970s Laurel Canyon singers-songwriters enhanced by today’s crisp modern production standards.
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