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    "comment": "Florry’s tunes are definitely underpinned with a frayed country lining. Francie Medosch shares, \"When I was around 12, I heard The Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo. And that was pretty wild to me because at the time I was getting into The Beatles and The Byrds’ more power poppy stuff.\n\n\"That album changed me. Gram Parsons became a pretty influential musician for me. Him and Alex Chilton, I think have this similar trajectory of getting jaded by the world and losing the youthful energy they originally had. It’s like when Paul Westerberg of The Replacements realized the world [can be] so bad and his songs took this dark trajectory.\"\n\nMedosch stayed Philly based for a long time, but recently pulled up roots and moved to Vermont. \"There’s a lot of things that happened that made me want to get away from Philly for a bit,\" she says. \"The air isn’t that good for you and I have asthma. And the driving is really stressful. In West Philly, once it gets dark people just don’t stop at stop signs. John Cox, our pedal steel player, came with me. He’s my roommate and we dated for a year and a half. We don’t [just] play local shows anymore, so it was okay for us to leave and get some space.\" https://tinyurl.com/3vmbhdw2",
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