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The Healing Has Begun

ometime last year—just a week after completing Vol. 2: Into the Flow, her second album as the leader of the New York-based sextet MAE.SUN—alto and soprano saxophonist, flutist, composer, and (just added to her résumé) vocalist Hailey Niswanger packed up her life and headed west, not stopping until she reached southern California. The change of home base didn’t merely satisfy her desire for new scenery—although the mountain views and nearby Angeles National Forest certainly provide that—but complemented

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