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Meet Dolly Raynor, the singer-songwriter who doesn’t just sing — she summons. Her debut single, “Back to the Mother,” isn’t a song; it’s an invocation. A ritual. A raw-boned hymn whispered by the river and roared by the flame. With lyrics that ache with ancestral memory and melodies that feel like they’ve always existed, her music calls to something older, deeper — the hunger in your marrow, the thunder in your dreams.