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Julia Stone
Julia Stone started making music with her brother Angus in 2006 as the indie folk duo Angus & Julia Stone. Their debut album 'A Book Like This' came out the...
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Bloodbuzz Ohio
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Break
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Break Apart
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By The Horns
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Catastrophe
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Chloe's Song
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Dance
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Horse With The Wings
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How Long
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I Want To Live Here
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I Was Only 19
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I'm Here, I'm Not Here
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It's All Okay
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Justine
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Lets Forget
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Lets Forget All The Things That We Say
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Julia Stone started making music with her brother Angus in 2006 as the indie folk duo Angus & Julia Stone. Their debut album 'A Book Like This' came out the following year. In 2010, she released her first solo album, 'The Memory Machine,' which included songs like 'It's All Okay' and 'My Baby.'
Her solo work often leans into acoustic arrangements and personal themes. She's put out several albums since then, including 'By the Horns' in 2012 and 'Sixty Summers' in 2015. Some of her other tracks include 'Where Does The Love Go?' and 'This Love.'
She's also recorded covers like 'I Was Only 19' and 'Bloodbuzz Ohio.' When performing live, she's typically backed by musicians including Sam Dixon on drums and Jeremy Grayson on bass.
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