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Anya Marina - "Satellite Heart" (video)

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Wednesday, Nov 4, 2009

San Diego’s Anya Marina is a rising singer-songwriter whose 2009 sophomore effort Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II was produced by indie hero Britt Daniel from Spoon and Brian Karscig from Louis XIV. Marina has a tune on the new The Twilight Saga: New Moon soundtrack where she appears in the company of Thom Yorke, Bon Iver, St. Vincent, Grizzly Bear, and Death Cab for Cutie. The just-released video for “Satellite Heart” was shot in Portland with Scott Coffey behind the camera. Marina’s upcoming tour dates appear after the jump.

TOUR DATES
November 6 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood & Highland
November 10 - Chicago, IL - Westfield Fox Valley
November 11 - Minneapolis, MN - Mall of America
November 12 - Seattle, WA - Westfield Southcenter
November 14 - Salt Lake City, UT - Fashion Place

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