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byNorth Carolina singer/songwriter praise. offers a breathtakingly intimate and dynamically restless portrait of becoming on ‘LOST,’ – a genre-fluid, diaristic, and devastatingly beautiful EP that finds wonder, clarity, and quiet triumph in the long, unfinished work of finding your way back to yourself. Blending tender confession with dynamic soundscapes, he captures what comes after the crash: The slow, deliberate work of taking inventory and letting life matter again.
