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Fine Fine Fine
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Go On Lovin'
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Gonna Be A Good Time
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You Say
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Dori Freeman Galax, Virginia
Dori Freeman first broke out in 2016, with a stunning debut produced by Teddy Thompson and a sparkling voice that seemed to come from out of nowhere. Her songs were brittle, cracked, infused with heartbreak and seeming to speak for women everywhere, channeling Appalachian women in a way that harkened back to Loretta Lynn. NPR spoke of her “bruised sort of romanticism” ... more
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