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Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Warns 'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You' On New Album - Vimarsana News

Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Warns 'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You' On New Album

Bonnie "Prince" Billy confirmed a new album, 'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You,' and shared the music video for lead sinlge, "Bananas."

Bonnie "Prince" Billy Announces New Album 'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You', Shares First Single - Vimarsana News

Bonnie "Prince" Billy Announces New Album 'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You', Shares First Single

Photo: Elsa Hansen Oldham Bonnie "Prince" Billy, real name Will Oldham, has announced a new album....

Tracy Likes This One: At The Speed Cinema - Vimarsana News

Tracy Likes This One: At The Speed Cinema

"Tracy Likes This One" takes us to Louisville's Speed Cinema for "Hilma" and "Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You."

SONG PREMIERE: Wesley Brings Mellow Psych Folk Charm On Pacifying "Twins in the Wind" - Vimarsana News

SONG PREMIERE: Wesley Brings Mellow Psych Folk Charm On Pacifying "Twins in the Wind"

Louisville, KY singer-songwriter Wesley (the alias of Jacob Weaver) certainly brings a tingly Father John Misty vibe to his crisp introspective mix of

Women in El Salvador: 'Failed Crops? We'll Make Hammocks' - Vimarsana News

Women in El Salvador: 'Failed Crops? We'll Make Hammocks'

By Haydee Paguaga* When climate change dried up their livelihoods — literally — a group of women backed by the World Food Programme turned a traditional craft into a business Full swing: Two members of the Women of Hope cooperative in Morazán show off their handiwork — their hammocks have quadrupled in price. Photo: WFP 8 March 2021 (WFP)* — “It is a beautiful river — it used to be very large, it had fish, but now the water’s gone down so much,” says Elba. Years of recurring droughts and an erratic climate have taken their toll on the Torola, which courses through the depar...