TUMS Podcast 4

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TUMS Podcast (www.theunsignedmusicshow.co.uk) featuring Unsigned, Emerging and Independent music from around the world. Presented by Emerging Eric. This week’s show includes: Part A Codie Prevost – Someday Kate Orange – Kiss My Lips Andrew Foster – Heartbeats Circle of Reason – Home Ashley Nicole – Music is my Escape Since Monroe – Caged Half Hour Hotel – Run From Sirens 3B2B Down the Machine – Halfbreed Inherit The Stars – Ground Zero The Gifted – Everything is Relative Part B Bobb Shaw – Positive Change Silent Party – Taxidermist One Eyed Jacks – Turns The Everglows – That Other Girl

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