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Spencer LaCavera
Spencer LaCavera writes songs that feel personal and direct, like the ballad "Forever My Father" from his 2013 debut album of the same name. That album, along...
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Spencer LaCavera writes songs that feel personal and direct, like the ballad "Forever My Father" from his 2013 debut album of the same name. That album, along with others like My Heart Still Beats and The Road Less Traveled, established him as a singer-songwriter working in a familiar, melodic style.
He has performed with musicians including guitarist Adam Rogers and saxophonist Jeff Coffin. His music often deals with themes of family and personal reflection, delivered with a straightforward vocal approach that avoids unnecessary ornamentation.
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