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Welcome to EvO:R Entertainment |
The Virtual Kiosk CD Store

Over 250 pages of CDs with nearly 4,000 artists listed in this Virtual Mall. The EvO:R Virtual CD Mall
has been responsible for over 6,000 Independent CD sales since opening. We don't actually stock or sell the CDs,
we simply list each CD by genre and link the visitor to websites such as CD Baby and Peacework Music Network for the sale.
We also offer Guitar Kits, T-Shirts and plenty more.
Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week...
FOLK: Folk Pop
 | FISHER: the lovely years The Lovely Years is a tender pause in a hectic life to express those things we think about but often don't take the time to say. It's a journey into streams of experience, the icy waters as well as the warm, all of which say life. Songs like "Sleepyhead, |
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 | ELISA KORENNE: favorite Where you'll stop when browsing the radio dial: edgy and elegant rock, pop, and folk, with touches of jazz, soul, circus-eclectic, and a capella. |
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 | THE SPEAKERS: bear & soda The Speakers have been compared to -- "becoming invisible by drinking a glass of milk a certain way." |
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 | COLIN HAY: peaks & valleys Stripped down, bare Acoustic 6&12 String Guitar and voice. Not just any voice, the voice of Men @ Work singer Colin Hay, with mesmerising melodies, and songs that take you on a journey that you won't forget. |
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 | COLES WHALEN: gee baby Singer/songwriter with innovative acoustic guitar, thoughful lyrics and memorable melodies. |
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 | FRENTE: try to think less Quirky, folky, sweet, fun, female fronted pop |
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 | SARAH LEE GUTHRIE: sarah lee guthrie Debut album from the 3rd generation of the First Family of Folk. |
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 | THE TINY: close enough Eccentric, pretty songs with strings and piano. |
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 | CHRIS MCKHOOL: earth, seas & air Canada's most famous eco-children's performer blends sparkling musicality with down-to-earth environmentalism. Lively sing-along fun. |
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 | JANIS IAN: janis ian live: working without a net "Before there was Jewel, there was Janis Ian" - Rolling Stone Magazine. The best of ten year's worth of live shows, recorded all over the world, straight onto two-track with no remixing and no fixes. "The real thing". |
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 | JOSH ROSE: firework letdown Celebrating the traditions of the upper Midwest, Josh Rose's sweet music pushes the boundaries between folk, pop, and roots music. |
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 | THEBETWEEN: so i may have changed A rustic, natural blend of acoustic rock |
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 | LISA CURL: wish i were japanese Lisa's debut album: 1930s lounge act meets 21st century, earnest singer/songwriter. She captures your ear with "her dexterous guitar work and simmering, bluesy vocals." A new talent on the scene with an old soul, she's one to watch. |
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 | RED MOLLY: red molly ep RED MOLLY brings together contemporary folk and American roots music with polished three-part vocals and a traditional string band sound, resonating with warmth and infectious energy. |
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 | CLIFF WRIGHT: now more than ever Heartfelt lyrics with soulful singing held up by acoustic stylings. |
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 | JONATHAN HAPE: the trees ep A heart-felt singer songwriter approach to guitar driven, alternative pop. |
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 | 2% MAJESTY: sea mummy boy/girl duo. violin, guitar, and 2 voices. catchy songs. psych-folk or pop. acoustic. powerful. |
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 | SAMY: an island a cat a girl & a dream Tim Buckley on Acid John Prine on Crack |
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 | QR5: there is no path not taken Neither traditional nor progressive, qr5 uses mellow acoustic grooves and rhythmic electronic production to back intimate vocals and ambient harmonies. |
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 | JASON FELLER: goodnight moon Folk Rock Pop. Springsteen's Nebraska meets Wallflowers with the emotional vulnerability of Ray LaMontagne, Peter Gabriel, and/or Over the Rhine...or something. |
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