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Don't Let This Be Love
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Whiskey and Ginger
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Crooked Spell
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Four in the Morning
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San Francisco
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René Aussant Vancouver, British Columbia
Inspired by traditional folk and and indie pop, René Aussant tells passionate stories about drinking, depression, and murder. His jaunty melodies are complimented by his booming voice, catchy choruses, and unescapable truths.
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