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Dypsomaniak
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Paul Crane West Orange, New Jersey
Paul Crane is a singer songwriter from West Orange, NJ. Crane formed New Jersey based Power-Pop band Bastards of Melody in 1998 and served as the band’s principle songwriter. The band released three albums, two EPs and has played hundreds of shows up and down the east coast. Crane’s current band, Paul Crane and the Overend Watts, specialize in Americana infused Power-Pop. ... more
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