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Yola stopped by the Paste Studios in NYC for a live session ahead of her concert at Rockwood Music Hall yesterday. She performed the three songs that are out now from her forthcoming album, Walk Through Fire: “Ride Out in the Country,” “Love All Night (Work All Day),” and “Faraway Look.” You can watch the session here.

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Yola stopped by the Paste Studios in New York City, joined by guitarist Jerry Bernhardt, for a live session ahead of her concert at Rockwood Music Hall yesterday. She performed the three songs that are out now from her forthcoming album, Walk Through Fire: “Ride Out in the Country,” “Love All Night (Work All Day),” and “Faraway Look.” You can watch the Paste session below.

Walk Through Fire, Yola’s Dan Auerbach–produced solo debut album, is due February 22 on Auerbach’s label, Easy Eye Sound. To pre-order a copy and download all three album tracks now, head to iTunes , Easy Eye Sound Store, or the Nonesuch Store. They can also be heard on Spotify and Apple Music.

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    Watch: Yola Performs Three Songs from "Walk Through Fire" for "Paste"
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    Yola stopped by the Paste Studios in New York City, joined by guitarist Jerry Bernhardt, for a live session ahead of her concert at Rockwood Music Hall yesterday. She performed the three songs that are out now from her forthcoming album, Walk Through Fire: “Ride Out in the Country,” “Love All Night (Work All Day),” and “Faraway Look.” You can watch the Paste session below.

    Walk Through Fire, Yola’s Dan Auerbach–produced solo debut album, is due February 22 on Auerbach’s label, Easy Eye Sound. To pre-order a copy and download all three album tracks now, head to iTunes , Easy Eye Sound Store, or the Nonesuch Store. They can also be heard on Spotify and Apple Music.

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