Kathleen Says
from Kathleen Says by Papercuts
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released March 19, 2019
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Papercuts San Francisco, California
Papercuts is the music of San Francisco based songwriter Jason Quever. Papercuts blends elements of shoegaze, folk, and 60's pop. After A brief hiatus to focus on production work that has included Beach House, Dean Wareham and others, Papercuts return with “Past Life Regression” (2022) ... more
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