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Brilliant original alt folk song called Throne which was written and performed by Daisy Chute. Daisy is a phenomenal singer-songwriter as well as a musician who is based in Edinburgh where she performs at gigs and comes up with new music.Musicians: Daisy Chute: Vocals and guitar Tim Baxter: Piano Will Collier: Double Bass Cerian Holland: Backing Vocals Greg Bishop: Drums Midori Jaeger: Cellowww.facebook.com/daisychuteofficial
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