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McFarland teacher Paul Otteson debuts album written in 28 days

Summary by The Cap Times
Otteson described his new album, “Alright, I Get It, Alright,” as an “avant-garde folk midlife reckoning existential call to arms.”
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McFarland teacher Paul Otteson debuts album written in 28 days

Otteson described his new album, “Alright, I Get It, Alright,” as an “avant-garde folk midlife reckoning existential call to arms.”

·Madison, United States
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The Cap Times broke the news in Madison, United States on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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