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Two Figures by a River
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Learner's Permit
04:09
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Sun's Going Down
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Amber
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Midwestern Dirt Chicago, Illinois
Formed in 2017 as a solo studio project by singer-songwriter Patrick Kapp, the group has expanded to feature Colin Mercer and Owen Hemming.
Midwestern Dirt has put out four LPs and two EPs on Nantasket Records.
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