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The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry

by Johan Agebjörn

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The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry 04:12
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The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry (Acoustic Version) 04:26
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"The graceful piano pirouettes and breathy synths of 'The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry' could easily be mistaken for a Jon Brooks production until Ms Shapiro's dry-iced glide hints at its more northerly provenance. There's also a beautiful acoustic version full of slipping pitches and romantic, moonlit space to wander and wonder." Boomkat

"The percussion-less approach actually makes the song’s impressive points stand out more." Obscure Sound

"On “The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry,” the instrument conjures a mysterious wintry instrumental that splits the difference between nocturnal Christmas music and something you might hear in the background of a suspenseful TV series." Stereogum

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released January 5, 2015

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Johan Agebjörn Sweden

I live in Lund, Sweden. I'm a psychologist. I'm a father. I make music from time to time.

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