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a year ago
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Posted On: July 22nd 2025, 02:44 pm
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July 30th we do a cheeky little release of ‘Piece It Together’! Our first time releasing out of a live performance! Go check it out week when it’s out! Performance at the @toddcastpodcast and released with @jumpattackrecords

#rockmusic #newmusic #indierock #jazzrock
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jibberjaxlive a year ago

jibberjaxlive

❤️

voguevillainsband a year ago

voguevillainsband

So stoked to hear thissss!!

toddcastpodcast a year ago

toddcastpodcast

Right on, send er my way and I’ll get it into the mix! 🤟🏼🔥

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