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Tony Q Rastafara - Waiting Tresno

We are proud to announce another Exit4Luv Original “The Least You Ask The Most You Get”. This song has come a long way in a short period of time. I also believe this song brought out some of our most creative moments while playing our instruments. There was a moment when I thought to myself how is Gary able to play multiple instruments like the drums, guitar, and bass guitar with such passion and purpose. I am grateful for him, and I believe we both bring different but special God given gifts and as a couple we can accomplish great things. We both recognize that we have to be at peace and in a good place in order to give our best efforts. There is also tremendous preparation before we perform each song, and this is personal to us. We recognize that some people may have the same beliefs as us and some don’t, it is our intent to be responsible and respectful to both sides of any argument. So, it is our intent and responsibility to remain neutral in any argument and to recognize everyone has feelings. We are both “apolitical”, so even though it may appear that we are taking a position, we are not. It is never our intention to offend anyone. We both are blessed to be able to play music together honestly, we share, we communicate and embrace each other throughout the process. After each song we put out, we feel we are better musicians and humans. People may not understand this but have over a hundred published copyrighted songs. We are constantly practicing and writing our own songs. We are efficient, it is our intent and responsibility to stay current in our ability to play, master, and mix our music. We both help and support each other when we sing and play so that we know when to come in. For example, when Gary is playing drums, he becomes very thoughtful on how he places clues in our song to give advance notice on when to come in. We also thought this song had a great hook “The least you ask is the most that you’ll get”. This phrase is a commonsense factor in everyday life. With that being said, it is a great experience, and the side benefit is as a married couple, we get to help each other grow dynamically. As we always say, until next time we hope you enjoy and keep your eyes wide open.

Tony Q Rastafara - Waiting Tresno

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