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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sufjan Stevens is a multi-instrumentalist and independent musician (born and raised in Michigan, now based in New York) beholden to no genre. He’s most famous for his albums about the states of Michigan and Illinois--featuring a mix of Folk Music, Baroque Pop, and Post Rock--and for claiming that he planned to release similar albums for the other 48 states. However, he’s also released albums of straight folk music (Seven Swans), electronica (Enjoy Your Rabbit), and orchestral music (The B.Q.E.); and the genre of his most recent album, The Age of Adz, could perhaps be described as “all of the above”. |
