Get all 11 Alison Wilder releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of White Christmas, My Fathers Daughter, Let it go, If I go I’m goin, Shooting Stars (single), The 90’s, Wilder, the fourth of july {firefly} from the work tapes "the lost songs", and 3 more.
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Birds
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Love gone wrong
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Listen boy
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Saint Tropez
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Make up your mind
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Lullaby
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That's when I miss you
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This is your song
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December
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Alison Wilder Shafer, Minnesota
“The Twin Cities music scene is propped up by an army of young songwriters with old souls ... One of the most arresting is Alison Rae, a Shoreview native whose voice and songs come at you with all the power and hype of a falling snowflake.” ...her talent has instantly hushed the room.” Jim Walsh, MinnPost December 2007 ... more
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