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Thinkin' On It
03:25
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Make It Feel Nice
03:23
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Raid The Room
06:28
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The Dirge Of Cheyenne
02:31
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I Don't Care Anymore
03:22
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The Stroll
04:24
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Hammertime
03:24
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Wingman Parade
06:49
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Export Quality
02:15
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Funny Dancers
02:12
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Brass Magic Oakland, California
Brass Magic infuses their sound with hip-hop, rock, world, soul, electronic, and pretty much anything they hear and like. The horns sometimes stand in for synthesizers or effects. The versatile ability of the musicians creates a full and modern sound. Aptly put by Madeleine Key in The East Bay Express: “Brass Magic doesn't make toe-tapping music: It makes life-affirming, groovy party music.” ... more
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