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Friends Friends Friends Records Halifax, Nova Scotia
Friends Friends Friends (formerly A Raw Rock Christmas) is an international Christmas / Holiday compilation, open to anybody
and everybody.
The ARRC project has evolved past the community of RRM, and - through the magic of Christmas - has instead developed it's own community.
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If you like Friends Friends Friends Records, you may also like:
Hey, It's Christmas! - Vol. 1
by Various Artists
supported by 4 fans who also own “Electric Boogaloo”
It's a lovely take on Christmas classics. Some of the styles have been radically changed, like "Walking in a Winter Wonderland", which here is rendered dreamy and languid. Really high-quality music from what I assume are indie artists. It's a pity there isn't more information available about the artists and the project. Well worth adding to your Christmas rotation.
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The lead singer of punk band Camp Cope ventures into romantic synth-pop territory, tempering slick arrangements with bare sentiment.
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Introspective, homespun folk tunes from John Donne that feel informed by the sugary bleakness of '80s and '90s indie pop.
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Once Upon A Time In Montréal
by Murray A. Lightburn
The folk artist explores grief through these smooth and soulful tracks.
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Hell on Church Street
by punchbrothers
A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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The St Buryan Sessions
by Sarah McQuaid
Recorded live at St Buryan Church, the latest from Sarah McQuaid is a showcase for the simple power of voice & guitar.
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Anthemic and hook-laden folk-rock from Grace Petries is full of both good humor and wryly poetic observations on life and love.
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