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Between melody and discord, Cross Record's first full-length album, 2013's Be Good, forges a quiet path through myriad sounds. Strings, clarinet, flute, steel drum, bells, tape distortion and other instrumentation support Emily Cross's enchanting vocals while allowing for silences to build like black holes. Her lyrics conjure a dark beauty that leaves an effect long after the album has completed. The record follows a string of self-released recordings by this enterprising 25-year-old.
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1. Watching Something Nice 2. Little Orange 3. Cups in the Sink 4. Maybe I'm Crazy 5. Dirt Nap 6. Skins of Fishes 7. Hungry, Thirsty 8. Not Quite White Light 9. Be Good
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