Sean Scolnick, known as Langhorneâ¯Slim, was born on 20â¯Augustâ¯1980 in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and became a singer, guitarist, banjo player. After studying at Purchase College, he gained attention touring with the Trachtenburg Players. His debut single "Electric Love Letter" (2004) appeared in the film Waitress and earned a Rolling Stone top placement. Langhorneâ¯Slim released Electric Love Letter (2004), Be Set Free (2009), The Wayâ¯Weâ¯Move (2012), The Spiritâ¯Moves (2015), and The Dreamin'â¯Kind (2026). The 2012 album The Wayâ¯Weâ¯Move entered the Billboard Topâ¯200 at #194 and topped Amazon category, while "The Wayâ¯Weâ¯Move" was featured in a Windowsâ¯8 commercial and 21â¯&â¯Over.
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