Lindsey Jordan

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Lindsey Jordan (a.k.a. Snail Mail) talks about touring her debut music album after her high school graduation, and how being in rehab fueled her passion to produce new songs.

Snail Mail on falling in love, losing it, and the disillusioned viewpoint of her album ‘Valentine’

Lindsey Jordan (a.k.a. Snail Mail) talks about touring her debut music album after her high school graduation, and how being in rehab fueled her passion to produce new songs.

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