DarkStarGraver - No Brainer
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Featuring Baby Panna, this is the third track from DarkStarGraver's brand new album, 'Over The Bridge & Far Away'.

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Flip My Switch - Original Rock By Farrell
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Flip My Switch - Original Rock By Farrell

Video Shoot Players: Randy Farrell/Vocals TEA/Guitar Ryan Bradley/Bass Pat Leon/Drums Dianna Appell/Flip Your Switch Girl

Feel Nice, by Silk Prince
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Feel Nice, by Silk Prince

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Performer Portraits: Maren Montalbano
08:39
Performer Portraits: Maren Montalbano

Maren Montalbano began her vocal career with the San Francisco Girls Chorus at age seven, and has been singing ever since. A graduate of both New England Conservatory of Music and Tufts University, Ms. Montalbano can be heard in three GRAMMY Award-winning albums: John Adams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning work, On the Transmigration of Souls (2005), and Gavin Bryars’ The Fifth Century (2018), and Lansing McLoskey’s Zealot Canticles (2019), on which she is a featured soloist.

Sucker for pain, Lodhi
02:31
Sucker for pain, Lodhi

Sucker For Pain, Punjabi version, by Lodhi

Flip My Switch - Original Rock By Farrell
04:26
Flip My Switch - Original Rock By Farrell

Video Shoot Players: Randy Farrell/Vocals TEA/Guitar Ryan Bradley/Bass Pat Leon/Drums Dianna Appell/Flip Your Switch Girl


Feel Nice, by Silk Prince
01:00
Feel Nice, by Silk Prince

latest video release


Performer Portraits: Maren Montalbano
08:39
Performer Portraits: Maren Montalbano

Maren Montalbano began her vocal career with the San Francisco Girls Chorus at age seven, and has been singing ever since. A graduate of both New England Conservatory of Music and Tufts University, Ms. Montalbano can be heard in three GRAMMY Award-winning albums: John Adams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning work, On the Transmigration of Souls (2005), and Gavin Bryars’ The Fifth Century (2018), and Lansing McLoskey’s Zealot Canticles (2019), on which she is a featured soloist.


Sucker for pain, Lodhi
02:31
Sucker for pain, Lodhi

Sucker For Pain, Punjabi version, by Lodhi