Paper | Copper | Steel
by Arms of the Girl
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First Overall
03:21
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2. |
All Up to You
03:03
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3. |
Leave The Light On
03:29
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4. |
Calling You Out
03:19
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5. |
As You Like It
04:08
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6. |
Chasing Stars
03:00
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credits
released April 8, 2016
Words and music by Arms of the Girl
Produced by Steve Foley at Audio Valley Recording Studio
Mastered by Jay Fee at Conduction Mastering
Album artwork by Robb Johannes
Words and music by Arms of the Girl
Produced by Steve Foley at Audio Valley Recording Studio
Mastered by Jay Fee at Conduction Mastering
Album artwork by Robb Johannes
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Arms of the Girl Ottawa, Ontario
Arms of the Girl is a female-fronted Ottawa band that plays bluesy-twangy rock. Known for their high-energy live show, Arms has been compared to Alanis Morissette and Sheryl Crow. With introspective, playful lyrics, powerful guitar riffs and solos, and an engaging band chemistry, Arms delivers memorable performances. Notable shows include Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest and opening for Bleeker Ridge. ... more
discography
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Nov 2017 -
Apr 2016 -
Jul 2015 -
Dec 2014 -
Aug 2013 -
Apr 2012 -
Jul 2010
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