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Not Mine
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Reason to Listen
02:50
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Bullet Points
02:06
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Obvious Signs
03:24
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Smooth Rider
02:51
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Across the Bay
01:56
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Unaligned
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Big World
02:18
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Hot Toes
03:06
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The Spirit
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Not Our Time in Time
02:47
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Grape Soda Athens, Georgia
Brothers and long-time musical collaborators Mat Lewis (keys, vocals) and Ryan Lewis (drums) formed art-pop duo Grape Soda
in the fall of 2008.
Simultaneously murky and effervescent, like the beverage from which they took their name, Grape Soda's songs are uncluttered verging on deconstructed: rhythm, melody, and just enough harmonic structure to hold them together.
More releases coming soon!
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