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How Do I Lose You
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Crash Cart
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ella jane New York, New York
The daughter of a jazz pianist, Ella Jane took her first steps fumbling to a syncopated swing beat. With the lyrics of her namesake Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Louis Armstrong as her nursery rhymes, the singer was born and raised entangled in a love affair with music and language. ... more
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