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Where Do We Go From Here
01:02
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Nothing But The Skyline
03:38
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Lies (You Get Around)
03:46
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In Our Nature
01:21
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I'll Do My Part
04:39
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A Losing Man
04:34
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In The Cold Dark Spiral
02:42
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So We Run
03:13
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Fuel To Burn
02:21
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You Are The Lonely One
03:19
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Nowhere Fast
01:15
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She Moves Me A Little
04:07
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New Transit Boise, Idaho
With layers of harmonies & smooth guitar playing, New Transit's vibe transports you into those summer music festival days.
Quintessentially Americana, not just in sound but in skill, their boundless energy & spirit definitely puts them at the top of the list of super groups in Idaho.
Sean Hatton: guitar / vox
Louis McFarland: drums / vox
Thomas Paul: guitar / vox
Bernie Reilly: bass / vox
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