Get all 31 Dennis Ellsworth releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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Lower Your Standards
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Lost River
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Made for You
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Brass Pipe
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Dennis Ellsworth Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Dennis Ellsworth is a songwriter, performer and producer from Charlottetown, PEI. He began writing songs in high school,
bridging a variety of styles from folk, to rock n’ roll, to chill electro-pop. Over the years he has moved around, spending time in Edmonton
and living in Toronto for six and a half years. He is now based in his hometown, with ten albums to his name since 2009.
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