Ready for Fun
from Something Sacred by Deborah Levoy
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from Something Sacred,
released January 14, 1995
Written by J. Coleman and D. Levoy
Written by J. Coleman and D. Levoy
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Deborah Levoy San Jose, California
Deborah Levoy's music has been described as fierce and fearless, dreamy, lush, and plaintive all at
once.
After taking time off to raise a family, Levoy is back in the studio recording her 4th album. Inspired by her love of wild places and her work as a climate activist with 350 Silicon Valley, she has turned to new territory to explore our relationship with nature.
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Oct 2014 -
Jun 2010 -
Jan 2003 -
Jan 1995
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