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  Alessi's Ark

  (91,786 listeners)

  folk, singer-songwriter, british, female vocalist

  Alessi's Ark is a project of singer-songwriter Alessi Laurent-Marke. She grew up in Hammersmith, London, UK and first became interested in music when her mother gave her a copy of Graham Nash's 1971 album Songs For Beginners. She took up the drums at the age of 11 when her secondary school required students to take up an instrument.

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  Efterklang

  (231,920 listeners)

  post-rock, electronic, ambient, danish

  Efterklang is a band from Copenhagen, Denmark, consisting of four core members (Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen, Thomas Husmer & Rasmus Stolberg) who have played together since 2001.

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  Eliza Doolittle

  (214,478 listeners)

  female vocalists, pop, british, indie

  Eliza Sophie Caird (born 15 April 1988), better known by her stage name Eliza Doolittle, is an English singer songwriter from London. She signed to the Parlophone record label in October 2008.

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  Fanfarlo

  (349,516 listeners)

  indie, indie pop, folk, british

  Fanfarlo are an indie pop band which formed in 2006 in London, England. The band consists of Simon Balthazar (vocals, guitar, clarinet), Cathy Lucas (vocals, mandolin, violin, keyboards), Leon Beckenham (keyboards, trumpet), Justin Finch (bass, vocals) and Amos Memon (drums).

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  Fionn Regan

  (267,967 listeners)

  folk, singer-songwriter, acoustic, irish

  Fionn Regan is an Irish singer-songwriter who hails from Bray, Co Wicklow and has been performing since 2002. Receiving warm response from the media and general public alike with the release of his Hotel Room EP in 2004, he later went on to release his critically-acclaimed debut album The End of History in 2006.

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  Grizzly Bear

  (836,034 listeners)

  indie, experimental, folk, lo-fi

  Grizzly Bear is an indie/folk rock band from Brooklyn, New York. Their music uses melody and ambiance in conjunction with hazy-eyed choruses, whistles, piano, banjo, and several woodwind instruments.

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  Here We Go Magic

  (141,845 listeners)

  psychedelic, experimental, indie, folk

  Here We Go Magic is an indie rock group which formed in Brooklyn New York, United States in 2008. Originally the solo project of singer/songwriter Luke Temple (vocals, guitar), the band has since expanded to include Kristina Lieberson (keyboards), Michael Bloch (guitar), Jennifer Turner (bass guitar), and Peter Hale (drums).

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  Laura Marling

  (665,164 listeners)

  folk, female vocalists, singer-songwriter, indie

  Laura Marling (born 1st February 1990) is a folk singer/songwriter/guitarist from Eversley, United Kingdom.

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  Magic Arm

  (14,508 listeners)

  indie, folk, experimental, electronic

  Magic Arm - who, in 2009, you will see erroneously described as a singer-songwriter; laptop-folk troubadour; and more - is otherwise known as Marc Rigelsford. Like Beck, Beta Band or Adem, Magic Arm is a sonically curious soul who fuses folk, rock and effervescent electronics. But, as reference points, none of those three quite hit the spot.

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  Memoryhouse

  (106,733 listeners)

  dream pop, chillwave, lo-fi, indie

  Memoryhouse is the recording project of neo-classical composer Evan Abeele and photographer Denise Nouvion from Guelph, Ontario.

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  Patti Smith

  (578,087 listeners)

  punk, rock, female vocalists, singer-songwriter

  Patricia Lee "Patti" Smith (born December 30, 1946) is an American singer, poet and visual artist who was a highly influential component of the New York punk rock movement with her 1975 début album Horses. Called the "Godmother of Punk", she integrated the beat poetry performance style with three-chord rock.

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  Peggy Sue

  (48,722 listeners)

  folk, indie, female vocalists, blues

  There are, at least, two artists named Peggy Sue: 1) An indie folk band, from Brighton, England (formerly known as Peggy Sue & the Pirates and Peggy Sue & the Pictures). They have toured with a number of well-known artists in the UK, inc: Kate Nash, The Maccabees & Mumford & Sons.

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  Smoke Faries

  (25 listeners)

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  The Boy Who Trapped The Sun

  (5,971 listeners)

  singer-songwriter, indie folk, folk, acoustic

  The Boy Who Trapped The Sun, funnily enough, is not his real name. Colin MacLeod - for it is he- was discovered swinging round the rafters of an Aberdeen bar, dishing out Deep Purple covers and, he says, “generally acting like an arse.” Having smashed his guitar and knocked himself unconscious on stage, he set to cleaning up both the broken instrument and his act.