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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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Echos O' Faith + Played Naked
by 77s
supported by 4 fans who also own “If You Could Read My Mind”
It all comes down to the message and the music. This combo package delivers on both. Get this now, what are you waiting for ?? This is The 77s live and sounding fantastic... 🌬💟💕
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Horrendous Disc [HD Deluxe-Disc 1]
by Daniel Amos
supported by 4 fans who also own “If You Could Read My Mind”
I like the 70s sound, and it's quirky with a serious message
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Other Marvelous Mysteries [HD Deluxe- Disc 2]
by Daniel Amos
supported by 4 fans who also own “If You Could Read My Mind”
It's an amazing collection of songs that didn't make it on an amazing record!
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A History of Violence
by Harlan T. Bobo
The latest from Harlan T. Bobo is a richly-detailed, emotional album of hushed, pensive songs that build to a boil.
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Now signed to Joyful Noise, Sebadoh make this EP available on wax for the 1st time ever. New album is in the works.
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A deluxe, expanded reissue of the Chicago band's 2020 album includes remixes and live cuts of their twitchy post-punk.
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Boston post-punk outfit Junk Ranchers broke up in 1986 before this, their debut album, was released; darkly melodic, it's a long-lost gem.
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