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Wait for You
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Like a River
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Eyes Fall
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A Place
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Ocie Elliott Victoria, British Columbia
Ocie Elliott’s music is tailormade for the bliss of love in full bloom. Together,
Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy filter
shared experiences
through a kaleidoscope of artful folk songcraft, elegant instrumentation, and entrancing spirit. The duo draws in listeners with their keen storytelling and nostalgic, straight-from-the-heart lyrics, invoking deeper connections and heightened empathy.
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