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Fill My Cup
04:41
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Psyche's Flight
03:18
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High Hopes
03:56
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Limbo
03:36
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5. |
Every Day
04:09
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You Are My Love
02:54
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Breathe
03:50
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Higher
06:11
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Can't Be The End
03:58
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Blunt Chunks Toronto, Ontario
Born out of curiosity for exploring the endless world of sound and song, Blunt Chunks is the solo project of Toronto-based multi-disciplinary artist Caitlin Woelfle-O’Brien. Traversing a wide range of genres, her music combines pop sensibility, ambient tones and vocal layering, the end result is music to keep close to your heart, honest, hypnotic and vulnerable. ... more
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