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We Go to Dream is the sixth album by singer-songwriter Astrid Williamson. [1]
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We Go to Dream is the sixth album by singer-songwriter Astrid Williamson. [1]
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Popmatters thought there was "a golden warmth to these 11 numbers that burns through softly with a deeply meditative glow." [2] Femme Metal Webzine suggested that Williamson "covers the vocals across the range of music here with effortless beauty." [3]
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