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Sometimes low-key and tender ("Two Loves") or jazzy ("Spy Work")

it's Birdy's youthful and fragile voice that steals the show

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deliver another batch of songs inspired by the great American past-time

Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings) on tenor sax the group took this newfound inspiration into the studio and tracked some of the freshest soulful music we've heard in some time

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