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nature / nurture
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Spinning Wheel
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Halcyon Days
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Ifs, Ands, Buts
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Madeline
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Thaw and Hum
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Oblivion
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The Listener
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Hindsight (For 2020)
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Maybe, Maybe Not
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Note to Self:
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Kaitlyn Raitz Nashville, Tennessee
Multi-style cellist Kaitlyn Raitz, originally from Long Island, New York, and now based in Nashville, Tennessee, discovered
her love for music amidst a rich tapestry of genres that sparked her curiosity and fueled her creative fire at a young age.
Her music resonates with audiences worldwide, as evident from the over 4 million streams amassed by her album "Me, Myself, Myself, and I."
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