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Dance All Night
03:18
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Thought I Wanted to Say
04:25
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Spiderweb House
03:54
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Looking Over My Shoulder
03:49
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Dorothy
03:26
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Postcard
03:08
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I Don't Learn
04:47
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Dance in the Storm
05:44
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Mirror Image
03:35
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Love, Love, Love
02:59
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The Fiddler
03:24
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Robyn Mackenzie Santa Fe, New Mexico
Robyn’s influences traverse era and genre, from the mind-bending sounds of the 60’s to 90’s grunge and early 2000’s triphop. Her work has been described as “psychedelic, textural arrangements of haunting harmony rock” and has been compared to Debbie Harry, Nirvana, and Zero 7. Her songs explore themes of spirituality, social justice, and mental health, with an emphasis on empowerment and healing. ... more
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