Ep. 169 - Under This Mound!

from Song Salad Hosted by Shannon & Scott

This week, we pile all our hopes, dreams, and efforts into one big loaf-shaped tumulus to bring you the song that, when we look back on it in a few years, will definitely be the beginning of Scott's hernia. Writing partners Shannon & Scott tempt the salad spinner of fate as they write a short song about a random topic in a random style of music. Follow us on Twitter @songsaladcast, check out our website, songsaladpodcast.com, and visit our Patreon page, patreon.com/songsalad. Streaming on StrangeLabel.com every Wednesday at 4pm EST. Art by Kayla Wasil (@kaylamwasil)

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