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the feast of friends
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the river
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the city
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the refuge
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the hearth
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the imminent storm
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the forest
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the lamp in the darkness
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Luke Janela Los Angeles, California
Luke Janela has been writing and recording music for many moons. He is a classically trained cellist, guitarist and singer.
He has fronted 15 albums. All bare a distinct character and tend to defy simple classification.
His music is urgent and innovative, moving from fol to punk to classical to electronic as a cohesive, contemporary whole
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Luke Janela recommends:
Aaron Ross is one of my favorite songwriters, and this album was recorded at the apex of my time in Nevada City, CA. I'm even on a couple of tracks, but that's not why it's great. It's EPIC.
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Everybody who discovers colleen loves colleen because colleen is basically perfect exploratory wildness in audio
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