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Video captured by Emma Perrin at the NCMA Auditorium in Nelson, New Zealand. It was part of a lunchtime concert series. Enjoy two clips performed live with one guitar and loop pedal.

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Listening to Bryce Wastney’s third studio album True North is like catching up with a dear old friend. It’s warm, intimate, honest and a lovely reminder of the shared bond you have. He’s a master craftsman — perhaps something he perfected as a boat-builder.

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