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Since the fateful night seven years ago when Cregan and Danielle met in a Boston bar and formed divineMAGgees (pronounced “Maggies”), the duo has lived up and down the east coast and performed throughout the country at festivals like Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival, SXSW, and the 2007 International Folk Alliance. divineMAGgees recorded two live EPs while living in Maine before moving to Asheville, NC, where they released their debut studio album, "love me like the roses," voted by WNCW listeners as one of the top new albums of 2005. The most intriguing aspect of divineMAGgees’ music is that they make you hear things that go beyond what they actually play. The musical texture presented in harmonic structure is both subtle and sonorous, including parts that play against each other while they complement. Vocally, Danielle and Cregan trade lines frequently, leaving you to wonder who had which part (high or low), while presenting unusual combinations of their acoustic and electric guitars and fiddles. "Cregan and Danielle make sweet, dreamy alt-folk rock that draws on everything from bluegrass to punk to jazz, intertwining acoustic and electric guitars and fiddles with their perfectly matched, harmonious vocals." Curve Magazine | |||
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Uncommon Ground Past Show Dates | ||||
| 2007-06-08 (493 days) | divineMAGgees | |||
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