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Parrot Bay
Genre: Drinkville

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Todd Barrow
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After collaboration with Joe Nichols I decided to release a Jimmy Buffett type tune with a country sound.

My Girl Crush
Genre: Country - Exactly what you want

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Todd Barrow
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Typical love story with a country twist. After learning that the Eagles steel player would be on the track I began the songwriting process. Also inspired by Taylor Swift with a back story!

Daydreamers Paradise
Genre: Steve Morse Code

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Andy Cea
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A high energy rock and roll track, that's all about fantasy, and losing/finding yourself in it.

Fool’s Jazz
Genre: Eyes closed

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Andy Cea
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This is an instrumental track that is centered around reflection, and learning to let go of things that no longer serve us. The live version has lyrics and a totally different meaning, about the discovery of the things that make us whole.

If I Had the Time
Genre: Stray Cat Beatles

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Spud Davenport
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A sing-along little tune that took me an hour to write. That's a year quicker than usual for me – lol

You’d Love Me Now (If You Knew Me Then)
Genre: Narrative Rock

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Spud Davenport
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A story-song about living beyond life's adversities, with tongue-firmly-in-cheek.

Enjoy Every Sandwich
Genre: Thankful Rock

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Spud Davenport
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"Enjoy Every Sandwich" was inspired by Warren Zevon's response to Dave Letterman's on-air question about what he's learned about life after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Tin Can
Genre: Asimovian Love Song

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Zoe Gray
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I’ve always been very interested in speculative fiction: science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories. Some of my favorite stories are those about very brave, inconsequential people trying to be good against the vastness of a strange world. This is a love story set in a spaceship. It was also adapted for the first performance of Six Months to the New World, my debut full-length play that premiered over Zoom in 2020.

My Typewriter and Me
Genre: Acoustic Cumulative

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Zoe Gray
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This is a stripped-down acoustic song with just me (several times over), a piano, and a recording of my actual typewriter for percussion. This song functions kind of like the “12 Days of Christmas”, if the 12 Days of Christmas was a little more bittersweet and a lot more self-analyzing.

Running on Fumes
Genre: Lauper Revival Pop

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Zoe Gray
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A synth pop ode to the anxieties, rage, and yearning of young suburban girlhood. Uses the framing device of a troubled teen leaving voicemails in the inbox of a stranger. It’s not enough for me for a song to just capture a feeling or a place or a moment in time; it must also tell a story. Maybe I write “literary pop”– somewhere between the baroque pop ballads of the Decemberists and direct musical theatre storytelling.

How to Sing
Genre: sort of Celtic?

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Zoe Gray
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I wrote this as a light-hearted, fun song where I imagined all the different ways the moon affects me, my imagery, and my outlook on life. I get Jack Johnson vibes with a folksy twist.

Bridge Over Troubled Water
Genre: Choral take on a famous chorus

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Hyannis Sound
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All of the group's songs are arranged by current or former members of the group. This provides the benefit of being able to arrange specifically for the 10 voices of the members present in a given summer. For few songs is that truer than this Simon & Garfunkel classic. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was a staple of the summer of 2018, giving each member a chance to be in their element. The song also brought fond memories back for audiences of all ages and is forever a highlight of the group canon.

September
Genre: Do You Remember A Capella?

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Hyannis Sound
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Every year the group selects an entirely new list of songs, priding themselves on rarely having repeated a song since the group’s founding in 1994. However, there exists a list of songs that are such fan favorites the group does them every summer. Many of these songs have been in the repertoire since 1994, and it’s not often when a song is added to this list. However, this arrangement of “September” from 2015 joined the ranks and is now one of the most beloved songs in the group’s repertoire.

Celebrate! Medley
Genre: A Capella Mix Up Groove

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Hyannis Sound
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This medley features excerpts of "Celebration," "Dancing In the Street," "You Can Call Me Al," and "Shout!" Hyannis Sound have often served as pioneers in the a cappella scene, always trying to push the envelope and come up with new and innovative techniques for arranging and performing. In more recent years, the group has started to do elaborate medleys, being tied together by a common artist, genre, or theme. These pieces embody a sense of creativity that comes from taking songs and elevating them within the context of a cappella, providing an amazing live performance experience as well as–once recorded–an amazing listening experience for many years to come.

House of the Rising Sun
Genre: A Capella Blues Rock

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Hyannis Sound
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This rendition of a classic comes from the summer of 2020. This summer, nearly all of the group’s performances were virtual. Every night, they would livestream concerts on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok for fans all over the world. All of the repertoire from this summer is symbolic of the group’s persistence to stay alive as a self-run small business despite difficult circumstances.

Unity
Genre: Americana Singer/Songwriter

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Harriet Reynolds
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Harriet's newest album is a tour de force--from the lively, uplifting "To New Beginnings" to the simplistic beauty of "True North," to the cozy lounge standard "Autumn Is My Favorite Time of Year," this album delivers and she has knocked it out of the park with this one!

True North
Genre: Americana Singer/Songwriter

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Harriet Reynolds
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Harriet's newest album is a tour de force--from the lively, uplifting "To New Beginnings" to the simplistic beauty of "True North" to the cozy lounge standard "Autumn Is My Favorite Time of Year", this album delivers and she has knocked it out of the park with this one!

What’s Up with That
Genre: Americana Singer/Songwriter

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Harriet Reynolds
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I had so much fun creating this sassy tune! I explore three different scenarios of power inequities here and ask the question that the title puts forth. The answer comes at the end. Change is clearly in order.

To New Beginnings
Genre: Americana Singer/Songwriter

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Harriet Reynolds
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Celtic lore has it that just before midnight each year, opening all the doors and windows of a house allows the old to leave and invites the new to come in. I loved learning about this tradition and creating this song. We all can welcome new beginnings.

Light of the Full Moon
Genre: Head swaying

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Will Whalen
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About this track: I wrote this as a light-hearted, fun song where I imagined all the different ways the moon affects me, my imagery, and my outlook on life. I get Jack Johnson vibes with a folksy twist.

Ride Along
Genre: Dream to Optimism

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Will Whalen
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This one starts as a dreamy, tender call for togetherness, and ends as a strong march of optimism. I found this song building and building as I composed it.

September City
Genre: Wistful Blues

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Will Whalen
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A bit of a story song, and one of my more autobiographical ones. A fate meeting with someone, a sudden fleeting romance, and meeting them again only to find out that what was there had moved on.

John Cusack
Genre: Whistle Groove

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Will Whalen
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I don’t know about you, but I tend to fall in love with the idea of love. When reality hits, it can be hard, but also teach some very important lessons. Yearning and longing always sound better with a good drum beat, I think.

Shatterproof
Genre: Bluesy Cure

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Will Whalen
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This was about witnessing a very passionate, intense relationship from the outside. More than anything, I found the passion itself intoxicating, and wrote an ode to their connection.

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