The River Has Many Voices Austin, Texas
The River Has Many Voices is music that is born of the poetry and harmony of the hill country. TRHMV lives and writes in Austin, TX where he grew up.
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Strand of Oaks was my favorite discovery of 2012. It has been amazing to watch his growth over the last couple years. Especially in the stage presence and confidence as a live performer. This set of songs is priceless (but you should still pay for it)
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The Rooster EP
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And here it is- make sure you are in a safe environment when pressing 'play'
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Dakota Blue Moon
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Caught Up On A Feeling
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One Go Around
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Title track was the first I'd ever heard of Jeff's work and it struck me like a ten-ton hammer. Was a perfect fit for the small-town college I was attending at the time, not far from train tracks itself. Every time I hear this, I can see the amber light of the street lamps and think about a few walks I made around campus in the dead of night. Still haven't grabbed hold of the life I've been given as firmly as I ought to, but this song soothes my regret...and the chorus reminds me....
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