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Driftwood Cradle
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Like You Caught Me
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Divided
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Snow Day
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Measure in Days
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Whiskers
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Take My Time
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Urban Wildlife Portland, Oregon
Urban Wildlife blends the musical histories of each member to incorporate rock, folk, country, pop, indie and alternative. Urban Wildlife manifested slowly, luring in musicians from all over the Pacific Northwest and California until finally finding its perfect formation in the trio of Emily, Ryan and Paul. Kacy and Sarah soon joined to thicken the sound with luscious three-part harmonies. ... more
Urban Wildlife recommends:
Alameda is a fantastic Portland band that I LOVE. Strings, woodwinds, and soothing, beautiful songs. Check out their brand new album!
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