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Atoosa's sound brings an elegant twist to the Downtown Manhattan music scene. Her words are streamlined with the spirit of mystics and laced into classically influenced piano melodies and raw acoustic guitar... As evidenced by the crowd of young men and women at her recent shows, Atoosa has developed a dedicated fan base in the Downtown Manhattan music scene through shows at popular venues such as Sidewalk Cafe, CB's Gallery, and Arlene Grocery. Atoosa is disarmingly approachable on stage. She enjoys music that's "human. It's the imperfections that make you fall in love with people. Why should music be any different?" -- CD Baby
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