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Liberty St.
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Kaleidadope
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Going to Disco
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Enjoy The Fall
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Breathe In Breathe Out
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Look Around
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Do You Even Know
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Ragtime Gal
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Alien Vitamin
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She's So Evil
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No More
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Wild Ire Salem, Oregon
Wild Ire is a project from the Pacific Northwest that began in 2015. With several EPs, a couple full length albums and several singles, they have played from Seattle to Anaheim to share their music. A fusion of Pop Rock and Progressive Music. Their love of Jazz and Funk makes appearances throughout their melodies and riffs. Wild Ire is loud and fun music with something for everyone to enjoy. ... more
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