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Built to Last
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In the Field
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Double High Five
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Where I Belong
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Feather Song
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Josephine Johnson Savannah, Georgia
Josephine Johnson’s brand of soulful, earthy, and transcendent folk feels tender, hitting close-to-the-skin, while also
clearly dredged from somewhere deep.
With a talent for crafting stirring, relatable songs, this Nashville, Tennessee-based artist sings for her supper in bars, clubs, restaurants and tasting rooms throughout Georgia, South Caroline, and Central and Northern California.
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