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1.	Some Strange Living - Chicadee Sermon 04:35		buy track
2.	Happy - Nectar 01:16		buy track
3.	lovenone - Kurt Bielema 04:38		buy track
4.	TWEAKIN - Mother Nature 04:32	info	buy track
5.	Again and Again - the Threads 03:14		buy track
6.	Martian - Maddy Marsan 03:10		buy track
7.	Drone - Neon Neal 03:09		buy track
8.	Church Mouse - Swawn 02:36	info	buy track
9.	Put It All Away - Kayla DeSouza 04:04		buy track
10.	Deserve Better - Etumu Elmari 04:49		buy track
11.	Piano Scratch - Stream of Consciousness 03:31	info	buy track
12.	GOOD LUCK - 2U -- Mo Knox 03:24		buy track
13.	Problem Patron - Motes 02:49	info	buy track
14.	Scheherazade - Marlee Labroo 02:10	info	buy track
15.	All I Got - Isaac Arms & Extremities 03:20		buy track
16.	Beautiful People - Trevor Moore 03:17		buy track
17.	Memories from a Train Window - Julia Roskopf 05:19	info	buy track
18.	Everybody Does (Julien Baker Cover) - Jarring 03:01	info	buy track
19.	Plan Yr Reaction - Engine Summer 03:31		buy track
20.	Alchemy - Sleeping Okami 04:59		buy track
21.	I Would - Bashful Youngens 04:43		buy track

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This album was compiled from the local music of Champaign-Urbana. All proceeds go to Girls Rock! - CU. It is meant to be a musically diverse and
inclusive compilation that promotes female empowerment in the CU music scene.

"As a female musician it becomes so apparent how male-heavy the scene is. It’s crucial to support and give all our ladies involved in local music on every level a chance to share their story to spread love and empowerment!” ~ Maddy Marsan / Local Musician, Marketing Director Fourth Street Records

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released June 2, 2017

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