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Battlestorm
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The Fire
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Mirror
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Your Face Smiles
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Mother
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No Greater Love
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Whisky and Betrayal
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Dear Connie
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Shadows Cannot Wake
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Rosie Eade Folk Pixie Exeter, UK
Rosie Eade Folk Pixie singing out her love of folk, rock and thrashing her old nylon strung guitar behind stories of people,
places, and gin.
Join mailing list at www.rosieeade.co.uk
"A confident and punchy acoustic rock presence", (Rock-n-Reel, 2016).
"An appealing touch of English folk influences ... clear and sonorous", (Bluesbunny, 2018)
"Sonically superb" (BunkFest Main Stage, 2016)
... more
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