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Billabong Blues
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Valleys
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Open Sea
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Daydream
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Deep South
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Lakes
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Tucker Swamp
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Waves
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Dingo
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Olivia Lay Lakes Entrance, Australia
Olivia is a 23 year old singer/songwriter/ guitarist from Gippsland inspired by artists such as Newton Faulkner, John Mayer and John Butler. Some of her career highlights include opening for Ruby Fields and Baker Boy, winning the Regional Battle of the Bands competition, playing at the Bruthen Blues Festival and at prominent venues such as The Tote Collingwood and The Palais Hepburn-Springs. ... more
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