Quarbae Oakland, California
Quarbae, which first came to fruition mid-pandemic in 2020, draws from an eclectic well of styles and themes. We're a forever-changing, elusive, indie sound, blending folk, bluegrass, rock, jazz, and jam into a big stew we call Quarbae.
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House and Land
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Looking Out My Window
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