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Coming Alive
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Stop Following Me
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Everybody Breaks
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You That Carries Me
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Hit the Floor
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Labor On
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Hangin On
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Wired
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You Made Me New
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Whiskey & Wine
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Ivan & Alyosha Seattle, Washington
Ivan & Alyosha are finally complete, having organically grown from the original duo of Tim Wilson and Ryan Carbary, adding Tim's brother Pete and Tim Kim, then drummer Cole Mauro as a full-time member for their sophomore album, It's All Just Pretend, an uplifting exploration of the things that fuel their classic sound, steeped in the verities of family, faith and existential doubt. ... more
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