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Kaylyn Rogers Seattle, Washington
Kaylyn Rogers' music is saturated with self-reflective lyrics that inhabit both starkly minimalist and sprawling sonic landscapes, ushering in a deep contemplation. Her upcoming album, About My Body, oscillates between feminist affirmation of righteous anger, and devastating self-doubt; she intimately paints her ever-changing perception of her body, ultimately arriving at it's divinity. ... more
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