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L.A. band Laureline unleashes Hum

Today, Laureline have released our favourite track so far in the name of 'Hum'. It's a track about patience, "Hum" three years in the making. Chris Rasmussen describes "Hum" as the most personal and vulnerable song he's written.
Ben
August 31, 2018
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To Be Frank, “U” Need To Hear This

To Be Frank‘s debut album “U” has been quite some time in the making. It’s finally seeing the day of light…
Ben
March 25, 2015
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