• Navel-Gazing Goodness

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    Kim Ruehl Posted On June 3, 2016
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    Sure, music can help us look out at the world with fresh eyes and a clear mind. But it can also help us look in the mirror with a clearer view. This week’s spotlight turns toward a handful of artists who are strongly skilled at the art of introspection. From the latest piece of work by the incredibly gifted Robert Ellis to the hushed poetics of Rachael Sage; the wierdly compelling sounds of Daniel Romano and the empowering exploration of Anna Tivel – there is plenty here to inspire a little navel-gazing goodness. 




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