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  • Devendra Banhart

    …Banhart to wide attention was Oh Me Oh My… (2002), an extension of the distinctly personal lo-fi recordings he first made on four-track tape recorders. His flexible approach to songwriting, coupled with his penchant for the unusual or surreal, won favour from critics. As his popularity grew, Banhart’s albums—including Niño…

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    …Banhart to wide attention was Oh Me Oh My… (2002), an extension of the distinctly personal lo-fi recordings he first made on four-track tape recorders. His flexible approach to songwriting, coupled with his penchant for the unusual or surreal, won favour from critics. As his popularity grew, Banhart’s albums—including Niño…

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