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Jordan O'Jordan

80,538 plays (12,187 listeners)

Armed with either banjo, autoharp, piano or acoustic guitar, Jordan makes a mockery of most singer/songwriter saps by crafting irresistible vaudeville entertainment out of lifes mundane grind and his own whimsical imagination.

Loons

184,659 plays (62,808 listeners)

Loons is the former band of the members of Flowers From The Man Who Shot Your Cousin and Cowbird. They've released two albums on Elefant Records and Galaxie Train respectively in Spain and Japan. old bio:

My Broken Frame

62,318 plays (17,995 listeners)

Praised by famous French magazine Les Inrockuptibles after they heard the delicate yet catchy songs he'd recorded at Waterhouse Studios with members from Cyann & Ben and Paloma, My Broken Frame will be releasing a mini lp very soon.

Flowers From the Man Who Shot Your…

437,411 plays (70,822 listeners)

Flowers From The Man Who Shot Your Cousin is essentially Morgan Caris. For a good many years now he has been writing and recording songs, some of which have been released on LPs and compilations mostly in Spain and Japan, but Hapless is the first solo album of his to see the light of dusk.

Norfolk & Western

259,956 plays (29,899 listeners)

Norfolk and Western are from Portland, Oregon and play folk music that includes, as part of its stage set-up and sound ensemble, a turn-of the-century Victrola Grammaphone.

Rosie and Me

67,622 plays (8,594 listeners)

Rosie and Me are a folk/acoustic band from Curitiba, Brazil, made up of Rosanne Machado, Ivan Camargo, Guilherme Miranda and Tiago Barbosa. Their songs are catchy and heartbreaking at the same time. While “Come Back” introduces you to acoustic guitar, introspective lyrics and Rosie’s singing, Folkie Song #2 is one of those songs that get stuck in your brain for several days.

Cataldo

40,427 plays (3,773 listeners)

Cataldo is an unsigned indie band originally formed in Minneapolis and currently located in Seattle, WA. The name for the band came from a building near where singer Eric Anderson grew up in Idaho. www.cataldomusic.com

El Boy Die

48,516 plays (14,567 listeners)

In 2002 DI-DIE Live was released on the California label Shrimper. It featured the songs of El Boy Die and David Ivar Herman Düne. Since then, El Boy Die has recorded his next allbum with members from Cyann & Ben and Herman Düne. That collective and almost tribal approach can also be found within his music, where mysticism through trance is often evoked.