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Tuscaloosa
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Fruit of the Labor
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Human Behavior
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School
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Sometimes I
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Glockenspiel
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Johnny
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Chiapas
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Alyson Greenfield Brooklyn, New York
Alyson Greenfield is a “wonderful experimental indie-songstress” (BUST) whose “satiating and seductive songs” (LA Examiner) cross the genres of folk, electronica, orchestral, and hip-hop. Her “eclectic sound” (AM NEW YORK) has been heard on Fox, Lifetime, AOL, and WNYC, and recognized by The New Yorker, Huffington Post, Time Out New York, and more. ... more
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