Mr. Man in the Moon
by Adey Bell
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A song for all the heartwrenchers right now.
Written by Michael Hurley, performed live in Denver, CO.
Written by Michael Hurley, performed live in Denver, CO.
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released June 17, 2013
Michael Hurley
Michael Hurley
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Adey Bell Asheville, North Carolina
Bathe in luminous, loving soundscapes of beauty, truth and magic.
I am a pianist, vocalist, and
composer.
My specialty as a musician and healer is in the realm of the psyche. My music is my Shadow Work.
As singer/songwriter I have been likened to solo female virtuosos as Tori Amos and Kate Bush, blending classically influenced piano composition with raw lyrical reflective intimacy.
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