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Pollyanna
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St. Andrew's Place
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Telenovela
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Paper Cuts
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Jolene
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2 Days in June
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Two Wishing Flowers
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sugarplum fairies Los Angeles, California
Sugarplum Fairies is the moniker of Vienna native Silvia Ryder, supplemented by an array of rotating guest musicians. The sound of SPF bridges the transatlantic gap with an amalgamation of European pop sensibilities and waltzing Americana folk rock, all tied together by Ryder’s evocative vocals. ... more
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