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Cumbia del Paletero
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The Code
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Nena Linda
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XIXA Tucson, Arizona
Mystic Rock n Roll Cumbia from Tuxon, AZ.
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Brian has many talents. He writes them. He sings them. He plays them. He plays basketball, too.
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¡Live at the Dust Ballroom!
by Chicha Dust
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Guys you nailed it! haven't spent money in music for a long time but you guys are class A, hopefully you have a chance to visit me in Spain and I'll do anything to go listen to your music. keep on rockin'!
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Trading majestic drone for smoldering assaults, the iconic Japanese outfit rekindle the leaden aggression of their early period.
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On ”Radiant Remains,” Chicago's Radar Eyes drape themselves in shadow to stunning effect.
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Infectious sludge finally arrives after four years of furtive jamming, out on Small Stone Recordings.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “The Code Live”
As a native Tucsonan, I am often asked what’s so special about this little town. Brian is one of the reasons. He is an accomplished musician, songwriter and storyteller. Tidal makes me feel like I have known Brian’s songs my whole life. Know that by supporting Brian by buying his art, you are supporting a whole community of his fellow artists.
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