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Fishing From Heaven
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Blastoid
03:39
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Stay Through The Dark
04:01
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Homecoming
03:01
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Tesifa
02:17
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Passing Sun
03:37
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Better Alone
02:43
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Pile
02:29
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Laney Tripp Los Angeles, California
In 2021, LA-Based, Florida-born musicians Laney Tripp and Jacob Cummings released their project titled “Fishing from Heaven" where their collaborative efforts extend across a lush and dynamic collection of experimental folk. Fishing‘s eight songs––ornamented with ambience, pedal steel, waves of synth, and Cummings’ nimble sax work––blow through like welcome on-shores of a sticky summer afternoon. ... more
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