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Firecracker
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Ruby's Wishes
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Snowcaps
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Once In A Blue Moon
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Unwed Sailor Seattle, Washington
The instrumental post rock ambience of Unwed Sailor has been guided by the vision of Johnathon Ford (Pedro the Lion/Roadside
Monument)
Since starting the band in Seattle in 1998, Ford has combined elements of post rock, new age, new wave, ambient, shoegaze & film music to create the unique sound and vision of Unwed Sailor.
Booking:
US: devin@anniversarygroup.com
Management: ryanluther@live.com
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