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The Chord and the Fawn

12+ albums
USAindie popfolk pop

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about

The Chord and the fawn was formed almost by accident when a melody sprung upon the mind of singer and ukulele player Dani Lewis while she was mowing her lawn. From there, the rest of the would be band was only a phone call away: she called up her cousin, multi-instrumentalist Angie Krube, and the Chord and the Fawn was born. Since then the Chord and the Fawn have been playing in and around the Minneapolis & St. Paul area, using Dani's pristine (dare I say: damn near velvety) vocals and restful ukulele strums and Angie's understated bell and flute accompaniments to their maximum effect in tight, beautiful little songs. These seemingly quiet and sparse instruments work together to produce a sound that is simultaneously gentle and powerful, soul-baring and soul-affirming. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

Love, Sex, and Rock n' Roll

506
2

Love, Sex, And Rock 'n Roll

242
3

You Like Me and I Like You

94
4

Right as Rain

91
5

Ahlou

70
6

Assuming makes an Ass out of you & me

58
7

They

55
8

Tulips

40
9

Use The Heart You Own

39
10

The Originals

32

albums

M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I

M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I

This Has to Be Meant to Be

This Has to Be Meant to Be

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Good Intentions

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Edible Onion: A Cure For The Broken-Hearted

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This Has To Be Meant To Be (Masters)

A Cure for the Broken-Hearted

A Cure for the Broken-Hearted

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The Great Mavis Beacon

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Lekarze

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The Soft Mountain / This Has to Be Meant to Be

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ВсеСаундтреки.рф

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Edible Onion: A Cure For The B

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You Like Me and I Like You

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