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Library Park Sessions

by Meat and Potatoes

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Baebot 03:03
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Soul Food 02:41
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Vibrations 02:26
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Tree House 02:54
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about

Recorded a song everyday for one week and kept the best 4. These songs were created during one of the best times of my life. I hope you feel the celebration of life, love, and friendship inside of this one. Big Love.

- Brandon Harris guitar, bass, baritone, drums, producing, mixing, mastering.

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released March 4, 2019

Big thanks to Ethan Ader for playing some Bari sax on this one. Another big thanks to Randy Sloane for being one of the kindest people and letting me use his interface to record this ep.

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Meat and Potatoes Denver, Colorado

the musical nutrients your soul needs

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