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A Sweet Song
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Morning Dreamers
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Everything's Changin
04:24
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The Introvert
03:37
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Songbirds
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At The Crossing Sign
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I Won't Be Anymore
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Lovelock Waltz
02:31
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Come On, Lovers
03:43
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The Cost of Living
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I Stopped Caring
03:42
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St.Arnaud Edmonton, Alberta
At 24 years old, Ian St.Arnaud found himself to be an old hand on the festival performer circuit, a University graduate, an accidental overdose survivor, and at a loss for what to do with himself next. St.Arnaud combines the strong story telling solo ability of songwriters like Phoebe Bridgers, Shakey Graves, and Andy Shauf, with the indie-folk sounds of The Barr Brothers and Whitney. ... more
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