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Knife
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Trouble
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Everything
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On the Run
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Slowly Lifting
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Storms
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Martina Armour Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Martina Armour writes catchy, haunting melodies with lyrics that feel deeply personal yet universally relatable. Her music bridges the gaps between pop-folk aesthetic, with the energy of rock music infused with that Scandinavian melancholy. Her passionate words can easily connect with listeners from all walks of life, with their raw emotional depth. ... more
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