EPISODE · Aug 16, 2017 · 51 MIN
Andrew Barrack
from Dusty Futon
San Diego Native, Andrew Barrack. This Jazz lover admits he's heavily influenced by the three J's, and that's NOT Jim, Jack, and Johnny. He brings with him a track to debut from his brand new full-length album. The track is called No Where, and the album title is also debuted during the episode. Tune in and enjoy!
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