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Dry Land
04:05
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Just Because
05:31
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Call Me Out of Line
05:33
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Hook Line & Sinker
04:53
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Dad
03:40
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When the Moon Sets Still
04:40
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Hole to China
05:33
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Seems Alright to Fall
05:23
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The Way You Say Goodbye
03:03
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You Take Me
02:34
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Stella Royale San Francisco, California
Stella Royale's sound consists of an acoustic Euro-Folk style with a combination of Americana, undertones of shoe-gazer and a nod to Spaghetti Western with influences such as Tom Waits, Devotchka, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Pixies, Yo La Tengo, The Shins, and many more. ... more
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