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South End
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The Dance Dosen't Care
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Grains of Salt
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Spleen
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Ask the Dust
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Killer Whales
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Tin Man // Scarecrow
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Simple Flowers
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Denni Ian Copenhagen, Denmark
Danish multidisciplinary artist Denni Ian explores the murky waters of uncertainty. His confessions come together in an artful composition of considered expressionism and traditional songwriting. Threads of folk, punk and lo-fi rock are woven together into poetic meditations that reach out across the unknown in search of connection." ... more
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