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The Apple
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The Journey
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Somebody
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Lighthouse
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Don't Go
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Belvedere Hotel
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Two Worlds
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Adria
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Brittany Collins Seattle, Washington
Soulful Americana artist Brittany Collins writes songs that are equal parts heartbreaking and hopeful. Her hauntingly powerful voice evokes imagery of the rugged mountainous landscape where she was raised and still lives in the Pacific Northwest. Her performance will hit you like a lightning bolt and leave you begging for more. ... more
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