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Do You Hear What I Hear?
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Silent Night
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Greensleeves
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It's Merry Christmas
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Woodsy Pride Brooklyn, New York
Woodsy Pride formed in Boston back in 2000. We've been based out of Brooklyn since 2008. Throughout our career we've focused on merging traditional themes in american music with what's become an intensely proprietary brand of rock. Favoring invention over nostalgia, we aim to craft songs that transcend genre and quotation to connect with the listener on a gut emotional level. ... more
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