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Black Hills (Live)
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Jane (Live)
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Odysseus (Live)
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Breadwinner (Live)
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Red Rocking Chair (Live)
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Ruby Mack Massachusetts
Grounded in their New England roots, Ruby Mack’s name references a sweet and tart apple—radiantly passionate, and fiery red. Ruby Mack encapsulates both the band’s unapologetic existence and simultaneous commitment to vulnerability and softness. Inspired by Americana traditions, these four songstresses are rough around the edges with their unabashed harmonies, and pictorial lyricism. ... more
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