Wave (Andre Salmon "Our Waves" Mix)
from The Summer Wave EP by Boards
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from The Summer Wave EP,
released March 26, 2014
Mixed, Produced and Mastered by Andre Salmon @ recLAB studios
Mixed, Produced and Mastered by Andre Salmon @ recLAB studios
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Post-Punk Surf Rock Lo-fi sounds from Ecuador.
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