melsie
loving the lyrics and your voice. easy way. I relate to the sentiment.
Thanks for your honesty and beautiful music.
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Dirty
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Easy Way Out
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Assimilation
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Big Crick Provo, Utah
The Big Crick project began in 2020.
Blending rock, folk, indie, & electronic, Big Crick brings the emotions of the
human experience to life. It's tastefully delicate, yet hard hitting when necessary. Listeners will find Big Crick's sound resonating with them long after the music has stopped.
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