Song of The Month
Throughout 2009, Mae released 'Songs of the Month' (proceeds benefiting Habitat for Humanity and Donorschoose.org), with the first four tracks going onto the (M)orning EP, the second set of four going onto the (A)fternoon EP, and the final four on the (E)vening EP:
- January: The House that Fire Built
- February: Boomerang
- March: A Melody, The Memory
- April: Night/Day
- May: Over and Over
- June: The Cure
- July: The Fight Song
- August: In Pieces
- September: I Just Needed You To Know
- October: Seasons
- †November: Sleep Well
- †December: Bloom
- † - Release delayed due to the theft of Mae's instruments and gear in Philadelphia
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