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My Trust backing track
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Rejoice! backing track
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Amy Stephen & Amir Haghighi Vancouver, British Columbia
Amy is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter. She plays accordion, penny whistle, celtic harp and piano. Amir is a singer and composer from Iran. Together, Amy & Amir create a musical embrace of East and West.
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