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Malani O’Toole grew up in the remote and scenic fishing town of Cordova, Alaska. She first recorded with "Bearfoot" at age 15. The group went on to win the "best new band" contest at Telluride...an honor previously bestowed on groups such as the Dixie Chicks and Nickel Creek. Malani left Bearfoot to attend Stanford University where she finished her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Now she is back with this compelling debut solo album. "'Til Now" is filled with melodic, playful, and tender original songs that bridge the folk and pop genres. Visit malanimusic.com to learn more about Malani and her music. 'Til Now Music | List Price | $14.95 (You save $1.66) | | Category | Pop Albums, Rap CDs, Folk, Ska | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7339612 | | Catalog number | 109248 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 29, 2007 |
Malani 'Til Now Songs | 1. | Crazy |
| 2. | Laid Awake |
| 3. | City Lights |
| 4. | Waiting |
| 5. | Dimples |
| 6. | What Exxon Means |
| 7. | We Will Run |
| 8. | It's Okay To Cry |
| 9. | I Think I Love You |
| 10. | Curiosity |
| 11. | In The Rain |
| 12. | In Awe |
| 13. | My Life 'Til Now |
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