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I Heard The Echo
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Brakeman
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Milo Jacket
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Heartbreak
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Miles
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Blink
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It's Been A Long Time
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So Long Mr. Rose
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Never Come Down
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Jason Rueger Los Angeles, California
Featuring Jason Rueger, Greg Ullery, John Bottrell, Joe Sadler, Wayne Miller and David Gavrishov, the band was born in 2018 in Los Angeles. The group began writing and producing their freshman effort a year later, turning a traditional west coast psychedelic folk sound into a low-key Highway One kind of driving music. Melancholic yet hopeful ~ laidback and momentous. ... more
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