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Easy Chair
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Mokai San Francisco, California
Mokai adds a dose of contemporary attitude to roots music. He's known for his authentic folk-blues picking and eclectic
originals.
His guitar style and technique were mentioned in the January 2013 issue of Acoustic Guitar Magazine.
His roots sound and original guitar style echoes his deep connection to the playing of seminal folk artist like Big Bill Broonzy and Dave Van Ronk.
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