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Ices, Lia - Family Album [Import] villainous games of course) to illuminate theLia Ices was pregnant with her first child when she started writing her forthcoming record, Family Album, a stunning collection of psychedelic tinged Americana. It's been a long personal journey to get to Family Album, which she's putting out on her own label, Natural Music. The first song Ices wrote for Family Album was "Young on the Mountain," a breezy folk rock track about life and death and freedom that's the album's highest energy. "The more real