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Kimya Dawson

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Dawson's ditties are childlike and catchy, but they channel difficult emotions - one of the simplest choruses on this member of the Moldy Peaches' fourth solo album is about a mama taking a baby from her loving daddy. Dawson's primitive sound limits her audience, but it also exposes her big heart for listeners who can understand a thirty-one-year-old having a crush on Isaac Hanson.

CHRISTIAN HOARD

(Posted: Oct 28, 2004)

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