1. |
Roam
05:00
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2. |
Here We Are
02:56
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3. |
See You Smile
03:18
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4. |
Barbara's Interlude
01:27
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- Songwriter, Composer, BGV: Julia Logue
- Voice memo: Barbara Buckley
- Guitars, Drums, Production, Mix: Yu Kiatvongcharoen
- Bass: Eli Hansen
- Master: Andy Miles
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5. |
Fort
03:34
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6. |
Back Of The Party
04:04
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7. |
Save Me For Later
03:36
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8. |
Energy
03:58
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songwriting, BGV : Julia Logue
composition, production: Yu Kiatcongcharoen
Master: Andy Miles
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9. |
Welcome To Your Sunrise
04:57
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Julia Logue Portland, Oregon
Julia Logue is a Portland-based, soulful singer-songwriter and musician crafting songs with jazz-inspired vocals and skillful lyricism. Julia has opened for Ruby Waters, Quickly, Quickly, and Nico Play on the Pacific Northwest portion of their tours. Logue has a bright future ahead of her in music and she looks forward to continuing her releases. ... more
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