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Expo Line
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So Sorry Adele
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Easy To Find
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Tethered
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The Loyal Canadians
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Whatnot
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Fort Knox
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Marathon
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Airtight
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Understood
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The Muse
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Status Quo
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Come to LA
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The Furious Seasons Los Angeles, California
The Furious Seasons are an acoustic trio with stories to tell. Living inside these songs are tales of persons in desperate situations, chronicles of life in 21st century Los Angeles, and stories of quietly heroic individuals, often told with a nod towards the passage of time. Acclaimed songwriter, singer and guitarist David Steinhart fashions songs that live on the hopeful side of melancholy, ... more
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