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Inhibition
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Dolceacqua
04:59
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I Can't Say
03:50
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Born Wild
06:30
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Camp Song
04:16
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Figured You Out
04:48
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Impossible Love
04:13
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Headlights
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Golden Rule
03:33
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Dream Country
05:41
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West Coast
03:38
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Friendsgiving
03:23
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Untitled Rock Song
02:46
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DYADO Camden, Maine
Dyado (pronounced dee-yah-dough) is the project of east coast songwriters Louisa Stancioff and Matt Lohan. The two are cousins who reconnected later in life, and bonded over playing classic country, and writing songs. Together, they have crafted a hazy, film-grain sound that phases between dreamy California beach days, and fall fields drenched in fog. ... more
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