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Sawyer Norman Greenville, South Carolina
Introspective and earnest, Sawyer Norman has an old head on his shoulders and likes to ruminate on faith, growing up, and
love lost and found. He’s not one to wag his acumen in your face, though. His understated jams are handled with tenderness and even a dash of humor. He’s folk-rock's humblest sweetheart, and he’s glad you’ve decided to stop by.
-A heartfelt endorsement by Jackson Lyda
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