Gwyn Fowler
Honesty honestly describes Gwyn Fowler's songs. With a soft finger picking ghost stories or a delicate love song, Gwyn's music ranges the spectrum of raw emotion and storytelling. Her unique voice and love of the lyric mark her songs - a melodious treat for any listener. ... more
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