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    Diana DeMuth

    Aug 13, 2020 2 minutes
    NICK HASTED

    DIANA DeMuth has always been travelling through, ever since her visual-artist parents repeatedly upped sticks in Massachusetts when she was a child. She has led a Kerouac-esque existence ever since, and a sense of movement propels the songs on her new album, . Both intimately acoustic and rousing, as when she busts out of town with “in “Hotel Song”,

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