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Set Me Free
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Jason Prince New Haven, Connecticut
Jay Prince is from the New Haven area of CT. He grew up in a household steeped in music, and says "my heroes have always been musicians, specifically songwriters." Raised on various forms of American roots music: rock and roll, southern rock, blues, and country (and later punk rock and hardcore), the template was set for what would later become his distinctive style of American folk music. ... more
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