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Tree House
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Never Wanna Go Home
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Illinois
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The Moon
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Elephants
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Gigantic
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How Close
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100 Foxes
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Sleep Walking
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Fools
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Walls
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Cinders Salt Lake City, Utah
When Cinders take the stage, the Salt Lake City, UT trio --uncork a flood of emotion and energy. The vibe beams from the musicians to the crowd and back again as if completing the most perfect circle. The chemistry between these three longtime friends manifests out loud within a lush and lively hybrid of alternative, indie, and pop. Generating millions of streams, earning critical acclaim. ... more
Cinders recommends:
It is moody, angsty, yet soooo relatable and so fun to sing along to
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What Could Be Better
by The Happy Fits
the happy fits came through Salt Lake and we instantly fell in love. The songs are all just soooo fun.
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