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Don't Call It the Moon
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Tooth & Nail
01:58
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Take It Back
03:16
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Fan Letter
02:49
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England v. France
02:39
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Battlin' Buster
02:12
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Book of Love
02:13
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California Fog
02:01
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A Trace
03:18
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Philia
01:40
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The Pearl
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Hold On
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David Copenhafer Brooklyn, New York
Arising out of the Bay Area folk rock scene of the 2000s, David Copenhafer writes music for melancholy. His first album features a mix of tunes played solo and by a full band. John McEntire (Tortoise, the Sea and Cake) produced the band tracks and plays drums on them. Crisp, literary pop with instrumental touches (cello, flute) and a sometimes international sound (ye-ye, Bossa Nova ... more
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