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Don't Push Me
03:41
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2. |
What I Know Now
03:11
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3. |
I Don't Mind
03:39
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4. |
Paper Hat
04:15
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5. |
Make a Sound
04:11
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6. |
I Came Down
02:36
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7. |
A Cat Can Look at a King
04:49
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8. |
Red Cars
03:25
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9. |
Away We Go
03:21
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Rob Gillette New Hampshire
After college, Rob founded a series of bands in the rich DC art punk scene, including 86% Hype and The Man Upstairs and
opened his studio: Private Hell Recording.
Now based in the Boston area, Rob released his first album "Topic Ends" in 2016 on Soul Stew Records. The singles: “Don’t Push Me” and “What I Know Now”, both charted.
Rob is currently producing his next album for release this year.
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