𝖏𝖆𝖊𝖘 𝖕𝖑𝖆𝖞𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖙

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Life don't stop for nobody, folks. Appreciate it while you're still alive.

What do you love and/or hate about this track?! Drop me a comment.

Note: I'm continuously updating the production / arrangement - feedback helps me more than anything else, so please, please hit me with some. TRY to hurt my feelings, I dare you.

Life Goes On

Here is an incredible acoustic track from bandmate and Casa Nostra lead singer, Jess Keeley. Can you believe this is the first song he ever wrote? Wait til you hear the rest of his tracks, this guy's about to blow up 2020 with his debut EP.

Produced by yours truly, recorded at Bop Stop Studios w/George Trksak.

Blue Subaru (by Jess Keeley)

S.O.Y.G.B  feat. ILUVVSKRILLA

hush up feat. BKG & $aw$ee (prod. cadence)

chilupe ft. oklaney (prod. scorpio prodz)

bodies in the dug - snippet (prod. Young Vro)

1960's Pop, Soul, Power Pop & Reggae Influences. With politically idealized lyrics that emphasize our western no tolerance themes against Fascism. Racism and International Terrorism. Karmic poetry brings the mythological Pan of yore (god of the underworld) to play his magical but deadly flutes, legendary for seeking out many an evil enemy and destroying them for the good. POW!!!
This song was released by Los Angeles Indie Pop group 'Spooky Action at a Distance' as a single on soundcloud.
Composed, performed and produced by Thomas James Zambrano (Bio - Bassist and composer for the San Diego/Los Angeles KROQ Ska band 'The Donkey Show'). Partial bio here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xDrhFS7VGQj4TkzeTY2yxcAlRhtHdQcX/view?usp=sharing
Management: +1 (562) 457-3430‬  Mon – Sun 10AM – 10PM PST
Special Thanks YHWH, friends and fans.

Copyright 2020

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It's Getting Louder

"This Year's Lament" was written by Greg DeYoung and produced by Yours Truly. I don't know how he does it, but every song he writes is his best song.

Sitting on a lot of great music right now; 2021 is going to be THE YEAR.

Thank you for being a part of our musical journey.

This Year's Lament (by Greg DeYoung)

might scratch my eyes out, cause they itch.

bodies in the dug - snippet (prod. Young Vro)

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