Episode 160: Mando Saenz, Olivia Ellen Lloyd, Tommy Alexander, Mo Kenney, Sarah Petite, Ben Trickey, Jim's Not Dead, Embla and the Karidotters, Charlie Treat, Chris Pierce, Wild Earp, Amythyst Kiah, Casten Wong

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1. Mando Saenz -- “The Leaving Side” (All My Shame)
2. Olivia Ellen Lloyd -- “Emily” (Loose Cannon)
3. Tommy Alexander -- “River Run Down” (Single)
4. Mo Kenney -- “Hard On You” (Single)
5. Sarah Petite -- “The Misfits” (Rare Bird)
6. Ben Trickey -- “Mundane Supernova” (We Are Not Lucky We Are Blessed)
7. Jim’s Not Dead -- “Can’t Stop Now” (Single)
8. Embla and the Karidotters -- “Bergen Blues” (Howling)
9. Charlie Treat -- “Drive My Blues Away” (The Comet)
10. Chris Pierce -- “Chain Gang Fourth of July” (American Silence)
11. Wild Earp -- “Same Old Sorry Lesson” (Single)
12. Amythyst Kiah -- “Black Myself” (Single)
13. Casten Wong -- “Why On Earth” (Single)

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