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Continuous Creativity, Quesadillas, and Harambe: Hanging with Spirits Republic

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The eclectic Nashville-based rock trio known as Spirits Republic has continued on admirably, despite the inherent challenges COVID presents to creatives everywhere. The band has continued to churn out music and other creative projects, and has plenty more on tap for 2021.

We catch up with the guys on this episode of The Quinn Spinn, while also showing love for breakfast quesadillas and the memory of Harambe.

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Daily Spinn: Nora Tirrell Returns with ‘If I Didn’t Have You’

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Much has happened since Nora Tirrell released her full length album, All These Words, in 2017. The Marblehead, MA native graduated from the Berklee College of Music in 2018, and now resides in Nashville, where she is preparing to release her EP, Wherever I Am, in 2021.

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Andrew LaVogue’s ‘Surrounded by the Northern Lights’ is a Welcomed Escape

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Andrew LaVogue’s latest instrumental EP, Surrounded by the Northern Lights, takes us through the story of a three-day retreat in search of mental clarity and peace. I hesitated to call it “instrumental” above because, the way he performed and arranged these songs, you’d think he’s right next to you talking about this retreat.

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Daily Spinn: Lynn Callihan Helps the Homeless with ‘Skin and Bones’

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Michigan native Lynn Callihan‘s percussive guitar stylings and warm baritone combine to create a “dark Americana” sound that calls to mind the plight of the everyman.

On his latest single, “Skin and Bones,” he uses this timeless sound to shine light on the homeless.

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