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Own
02:56
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Wind
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Separate
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Old Spark
04:56
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Adolescent Casualty
05:29
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Skipping Stones
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It's Over/Who Said
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Roses
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Aurora Ave. Seattle, Washington
Forming in the summer of 2020, the J-pop-influenced indie outfit with a 3-piece horn section has honed their bright pop songs in backyards and under carports. A culmination of the diverse music tastes of its members, Aurora Avenue blends their influences seamlessly into a sprawling, unique sound. ... more
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