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Physical Albums
DIGITAL ALBUMS
GRAMMY-balloted Providence is a loose song cycle filled with illustrative lyrics, gorgeous instrumentation, tales, folklore, introspection, and stories told through a variety of musical genres, from Americana to country, adult contemporary, and folk rock.
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0:00 / 6:21
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Destiny 5:520:00 / 5:52
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Just One More 4:310:00 / 4:31
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Ledges 5:190:00 / 5:19
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The Horseman 6:230:00 / 6:23
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Saint Agnes 6:440:00 / 6:44
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The Cruelest Work 8:170:00 / 8:17
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One Kiss 5:370:00 / 5:37
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How Many More? 6:070:00 / 6:07
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Lamington Dew 5:080:00 / 5:08
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The Line 3:200:00 / 3:20
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Providence 8:390:00 / 8:39
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Equinox 1:420:00 / 1:42
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Welcome to the Past 3:490:00 / 3:49
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Hardscrabble Life 6:370:00 / 6:37
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For Emily 6:530:00 / 6:53
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Falling Stars 5:420:00 / 5:42
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0:00 / 4:42
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0:00 / 9:23
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Séan's Song 3:100:00 / 3:10
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Southern Man 8:060:00 / 8:06
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Rockabye 8:310:00 / 8:31
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Grandfather River 5:380:00 / 5:38
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Sky 2:200:00 / 2:20
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Best and Last 5:570:00 / 5:57
Digital Singles
Thinking of the loved ones we miss and can’t be with us for one reason or another.
"Trees" was commissioned for, and is featured in, the documentary film Under the Great Oak. The song is about the historic, 619-year-old, White Oak tree of Basking Ridge, NJ, and our relationships with trees.
Compelled to honor the students who were killed during the Kent State Massacre of May 4, 1970, I chose to tell this story from the perspective of a 19-year-old National Guard soldier.
Written 100 years after the US became involved in World War One, this song pays tribute to our fallen heroes as told through the eyes of a young soldier. "The Boys of '17" has been endorsed by The United States World War One Centennial Commission.
Most of us have had them, those relationships about which we were warned that turn out exactly as predicted.
Written after the murder of journalist Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward, this song honors all the lives lost as a result of gun violence.