Tara Van Leaves the Miles Visible on MILES ON IT
On her new EP, Toronto’s Tara Van measures the irreversible distance of love, loss, and the decision to keep growing once the light is taken down.
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On her new EP, Toronto’s Tara Van measures the irreversible distance of love, loss, and the decision to keep growing once the light is taken down.
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