Get all 12 Jacob Barber releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of We're One With The Stars, Show Me The Way Home / I Can't Help But Wonder, I Can't Help But Wonder, Show Me The Way Home, We're One With the Stars, Floating Nowhere, Wannaknow, April Snow, and 4 more.
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Living Little Room
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Lucy
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Feel My Vibe
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Divination
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Good Days Never Last
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Hey Lover
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John He Lost His Mind
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Good Love Feeling
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Through The Valley
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Lonely Son
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Jacob Barber Sarnia, Ontario
The Canadian multi-instrumentalist Jacob Barber has brought us some spiritually infused psychedelic goodness with his new
album, We’re One With The Stars, Jacob wrote, recorded, and produced the new LP in his self-made home recording studio. It can be best described as his cosmic love song to the people—all people, including you (yes, you!).
- The Third Eye Blog
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