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Alison O'Donnell Dublin, Ireland
Singer, musician, writer of songs & soundscapes. Collaborator in a number of bands across folk, trad, alternative & cross
genres. Long career going back to Mellow Candle as a teenager. Student of United Bible Studies. Songs are meaningful and frequently pastoral and poetic, sung with passion and heart.
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