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Singer-songwriter Mariee Siou joined us in the KCPR lounge for a beautiful acoustic set. Through her psych-folk music, Mariee strives to address cultural divides Americans feel today. Mariee Siou is currently traveling through the United States on her 2024 Fall Tour, which wraps up in the end of December. You can stream her newest single, "Christmas Was Canceled in Bethlehem", on Apple Music, Spotify, Bandcamp, and Youtube. You can also find her on Instagram @marieesiou. Setlist: 0:29 Snake Hoop 6:30 Christmas Was Canceled in Bethlehem 13:46 Végra Vissza 21:20 Black Snakes Credits: Opening Graphic – Ryan Nolan and JP Boiler Production – Penny Alioshin, Samay Shah, Sophia Ermisch, Sam Kohn Videography – Cayley O'Brien, Jordan Triebel, and Noel Lopez, Kate Hernandez Video Editing – Felix Broach Mixing / Mastering – Sam Kohn We're KCPR — where different matters. Find more on kcpr.org!
Burnt Dog Sessions Presents: Mariee Siou
On the night of Sept. 20, Glitterer shook the foundations of Arroyo Grande’s dual baby store/ hardcore venue, Hello Village. This date was the third show in a release tour for Glitterer’s newest LP “Rationale.” The post-hardcore outfit had tour support from Oakland’s “Toner” and Los Angeles’ “Draag.”  Enjoy a full show recap and interviews with Glitterer’s fearless leader Ned Russin and Toner’s Sam Cruz. Video & Photo: Aidan Dillon Photo & Interviews: Bailee Isackson Video Editing: Felix Broach
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