Get all 14 Dustin Wray releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Mass Suicide, If You Could Read My Mind (Single Track), DUSTIN WRAY SINGS THE NATIONAL ANTHEM FOR THE CLEVELAND INDIANS HOME OPENER 2007, I'LL TELL YA LATER (Full Album), FREEDOM (Full Album), Let The World Hear It (Country Version), Let The World Hear It (Rock Version), THE NEXT BIG THING (Full Album), and 6 more.
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Healing Love
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My Friend
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Psalm 13
03:30
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Hole In the Soul
02:57
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The Great Escape
04:36
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The Difference
02:45
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It's Jesus
05:08
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Song of Songs
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I Praise You Lord
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Grace and Mercy
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This World
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His Grace
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Dustin Wray Warren, Ohio
I was struck with the songwriting bug in college, and Ive been writing ever since so I have a lot of material to choose from! Im now working with several studios both in Ohio & also in Nashville to record as many high quality songs as I can. I write/record both mainstream & Christian music. My songs can mostly be described as rock, with an emphasis on the sounds of the AWESEOME 80’s! ... more
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