Tag: The Sweeplings
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Review: The Sweeplings twists together life’s sorrow, tragedy, and hope on self-titled album
The band's new album drags you through life's darkest moments.
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Taste Test: The Sweeplings ponder love with ‘Can I Have Forever with You’
The folk duo's new ballad plucks the heartstrings.
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 152: Peter Wise, Rue Snider, Sasha Sloan & more
Welcome to Freshly Squeezed, a weekly new music playlist: spanning country, pop, EDM and urban, mainstream and other. Heartbreak is like rose petals. The kind you press into your favorite book or hang up with twine, dangling to dry until it’s full of crunch and nothing else. Consummate guitar-slinger Peter Wise wanders back into that…
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 125: The Sweeplings, OVERSTREET, Mo Pitney & more
Enjoy new songs from Tate McRae, Kelsea Ballerini, L. Devine, Terry Ohms, Wrabel, Pokey LeFarge and more!
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 116: Miranda Lambert, Judy Blank, Graveyard Guy & more
Enjoy new songs from Bobby Hawk, Erin Enderlin, Ron Pope, Francine Honey, Stefan Alexander & Motherfolk!
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