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"    Photo: Shawn Brackbill   Aoife O&amp;#039;Donovan has made her reputation as a highly versatile musician: The 30-year-old has been a member of Boston-based bluegrass outfit Crooked Still and female folk trio Sometymes Why; she also has collaborated with artists as diverse as the Punch Brothers and renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma. And with the release of her debut full-length solo album, Fossils, which hit shelves last month, the multi-instrumentalist is poised to make a name all her own. Fossils is highlighted by the breezy charm of lead single &amp;quot;Red &amp;amp;amp; White &amp;amp;amp; Blue &amp;amp;amp; Gold,&amp;quot; which we might add is a perfect addition to any Fourth of July playlist. Now, to get you in the mood for the good-times holiday, check out the music video for O&amp;#039;Donovan&amp;#039;s buoyant song\u2014in which the singer soaks in some beach-side beauty\u2014exclusively on ELLE.com.        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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