Jess Williamson "A Mile South of Heaven" Caamp "Copper Changes Color" being in the whirl of

being in the whirl of movement and togetherness -and the hope of reunions to come

witchcraft has never looked better

Originally released on BYO Records in 1984

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Jess Williamson "A Mile South of Heaven" Caamp "Copper Changes Color" being in the whirl ofJess Williamson has built one of the most distinctive voices in American music crystalline, acrobatic, and unmistakably her own. The Texas born, Los Angeles based singer, songwriter, and multi instrumentalist has spent the better part of a decade carving out her own lane at the intersection of indie folk, alt country, and a deeply personal confessional tradition. Now, on her seventh studio album, she steps into new creative territory. Produced by