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Like A Stone
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Liard River
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Whiskey Jack
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Nikki Satira Toronto, Ontario
A girl notorious for ditching the city to live in the northern wilds of Canada for months at a time, Nikki's music is heavily inspired by the natural world and the landscapes that accompany it. Her unique experiences and off-beat knowledge base as a naturalist, herbalist and environmental educator helps her create a sound that is quirky, nostalgic, charming and sometimes, a little bit dark ... more
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