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Lavender & Chamomile
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Olivia Graham York, UK
Modern-day bard Olivia Graham breathes new life into the ancient and mystical tales of the British Isles with her soft,
haunting vocals and poetical lyrics. Hailing from York, a city world-renowned for its rich history and folklore, she combines storytelling and musicianship to weave a magical daydream for the listener.
Photo by Richard Gatecliffe Photography.
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