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More Music From The Inbox 4 Jan 2017 The New Up, Jesse Daniel Smith, Seattle Yacht Club and More!

Artist: The New Up, “Falling From The Sky” Album: Tiny Mirrors Insanely good stuff out of San Francisco Sounds like:

Artist: Seattle Yacht Club, “Those Dancing Shoes” Album: N/A A great British band I’ve been following for a few years.

Artist: Government Town, “Drag You Away” Album: N/A Awesome band out of Regina, Saskatchewan. Sounds like: Alt folk awesomeness! Link/Listen/Watch:

Artist: Seattle Yacht Club, “I Get Lonely Too” Album: Feeling The Sunshine This is a great English duo. Sounds like:

By: Larry Lootsteen Artist: Traitors, “Boys of the Double Cross” Album: Boys of the Double Cross Punk sounds emanating from

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