Contrails Over Boston
nice job! great songs and sounds!😘👍
Favorite track: Pretty Cool or Kinda Lame.
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Community Garden
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Big Parking Lot
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Ohh Man
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Boiling Water
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When I Got Over You
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Lemonade
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Centerfold
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RV Parks
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Sinking Boat
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Work Wife Brooklyn, New York
Work Wife, a folk-rock project borne out of the pressure cooker of the New York indie scene, is the brainchild of singer- guitarist Meredith Lampe, guitarist Isaac Stalling, Cody Edgerly (drums) and Kenny Monroe (bass). In part pop confidential á la Liz Phair, Jenny Lewis, and in part oops-i-walked-into-your-band-practice-and-hit-record, the 4-piece covers diverse musical territory with a wink. ... more
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