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A.J.H. Hayes Stroud, Oklahoma
Local to Central Oklahoma, hailing from the rural town of Stroud, Arvel Joseph Harrison Hayes is a practicing multi-genre
musician, plus a recent Bachelor of Philosophy from the University of Central Oklahoma. Alongside pickin guitar with his grandad, he also does a variety of pursuits, notably a recent departure of philosophical graduate studies.
Much Thanks for U and Prayers your way. ❤️🔥
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A.J.H. Hayes recommends:
Lovely rural alternative sounds with a big genre twist and blend! I really dig the whole thing!!!
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Love the late 80s and early 90s hardcore/punk/groove going on with this composition! Plusssss the other albums this artist us put out are multi-genre. I very much respect diversity. The vocals slap!
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halloween tape
by if i die in mississippi
I have actually listened to this album a bunch!!! When I was younger I wasn’t that much into ambient, but this project with a couple of other more alt/emotive flavours really got me into the sounds.
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This New Haven duo write bright and emotionally resonant folk music where sweeping strings elevate gorgeous melodies.
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