Daniel Warren Hill
from Ambition Radio Hosted by Chris Tondevold
Renaissance man Daniel Warren Hill joins the show! Check out Yellowtieguy here: http://yellowtieguy.com/home/ Check out the Capitol Groove Collective here: https://capitolgroovecollective.com/ Check out Alchemical Records here: https://www.alchemicalrecords.com/ Intro music by Brian Luttrell of Girih Check them out here: https://girih.bandcamp.com/ Copyright 2018-2021 Ambition Radio LLC. All Rights Reserved
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