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Cathryn Stone UK
"Effortless vocal clarity and pursuit of melody..Stone possesses a voice of such rare quality.. One to
watch."
"Cathryn not only writes fine songs, but has a voice to deliver them in a style that isn’t just a clone of something(body) you heard before, but one that has a depth and an edge that is so often missing. There’s something a bit special there...I heard it the first time I saw her."
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