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Better
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The Brave Ones
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Primate
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Love Begets Love
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Look At Me
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Audubon Garden
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Sick & Suffering
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Beam of Light
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There She Goes
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Belly of the Beast
02:44
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Mango Leather
02:29
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Little Islands
04:30
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jocelyn mackenzie Brooklyn, New York
Jocelyn Mackenzie is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, artist, and psychic medium. Her debut solo album PUSH is a chamber pop homage to healing through radical self love. The fearlessness in her songwriting combined with the orchestral arrangements of each song alchemizes her pain into a poultice, making the album itself a testimony to hope, heartbreak, and what it means to be human. ... more
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