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Handcuffed in Maryland (opens the original)
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Feeling like a Live Wire (opens the original)
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I Left My Heart in Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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Breaking Away to Breakthrough (opens the original)
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The only real way to recharge is to unplug... Kerouac once wrote in Big Sur—“one fast move or I’m gone”—and it’s in that frame of mind I find myself right now, frantically tying up last minute loose ends, pining for adventure and an escape from the strangulation of everyday routine, moments away from walking out that front door into summer’s pre-dawn darkness. V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N Man, it’s so close I can almo
Fat Crocs: Talking "Alligator America" with Brandon NewLove (opens the original)
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I had the pleasure of sitting down (virtually) with New Jersey based artist, musician and songwriter Brandon NewLove for a conversation about Alligator America, a protest song he released this past Fourth of July under the moniker Democracy’s King. As catchy as it is thought-provoking, the tune marks a stylistic shift from his previous retro rock-n-roll stylings into som
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