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Features a New Clown on the Album Cover Warning: owning this record might piss off your army recruiter
Pouya has established himself as a staying power in a lane that typically sees artists rise and fall in accordance with today's modern attention span
Never before released in indie record stores
Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain is the third studio album from the enchanting songstress
who provides the string arrangement and conducted the 12 Ensemble for the album’s beautiful closing track
Rosa Walton "Tell Me It's A Dream" COLOR:YELLOW w/ Bonus Flexi 7" with unreleased song ('There's No Such Thing As Horses') Features a New Clown onThe debut solo album from Rosa Walton, best known as one half of Lets Eat Grandma. Co produced by David Wrench (Frank Ocean, Jamie XX, FKA twigs). Tell Me It's A Dream opens a new creative chapter for Walton, a record that expands her sonic world while remaining rooted in heartfelt vulnerability and bold ambition. Despite originating during a complicated period in Waltons life, the record ultimately celebrates love, friendship and creative freedom.
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