Episode 14: The Backview Heights

from This is Provo · host Kelli Dougal

The third episode in our feature on the Provo music scene. What does it really take to make it as musicians in Provo? The members of the band The Backview Heights share how they got their start, what it's like to collaborate and play with other artists in Provo, and even dish on which of their members would be most likely to pull a Zayn and leave the band to start a solo career.

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