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Closing the Window
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Rhona Macfarlane UK
Rhona Macfarlane is a singer-songwriter from Scotland whose songs are personal, honest and intimate. Rhona’s reflective
story telling recalls a range of influences including Joni Mitchell, Nick Drake and John Martyn. She is a versatile musician performing with guitar or piano, often introducing new sounds with the addition of string accompaniments.
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