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They've struck common chords with their uncommon talent--creating lyrical work that has been our mirror one minute, our confessional the next--all the while pushing the boundaries of their "folk music" tag as they've swerved down different musical trails and taken us along for the ride. The varied voices and experiences that make up this collection strike one common chord sung succinctly by Suheir Hammad (India): "I will never be as American as apple pie. He gets no satisfaction, and his dilemma touches a common chord. |
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