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Rise Up
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The Way
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Explanation
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New Disposition
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Cherry Cola
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Time Machine
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Here
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Nothing Changes
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Just What
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Whoop Raleigh, North Carolina
Only formed in the fall of 2020, North Carolina’s Whoop! has already evolved their weekly barn jams into a hugely relatable, disarmingly charming debut album. Due in September, it’s a record equally organic and tuneful, introspective and celebratory, stylistically diverse yet musically coherent - all connecting through vocalist Fal’s supple and soulful, sweet-but-street timbre. ... more
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