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Ode to Hope
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Out and Up
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Love with Clothes On
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Maurice
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I Shut You Out
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Small College Towne
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The Perfectly Violent Dream Houston, Texas
60s and 90s- influenced psych rock-n-pop that runs a colorful gamut from The Monkees to Beck.
Bradley Dean Whyte is from St. Louis, NYC and Thailand. Currently residing in Houston.
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