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After nearly a year of teasing, Underscores has finally shared the details of her new album. Led by the singles “Music,” “Do It,” and “Tell
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Two more titles are joining Chess Records’ Acoustic Sounds Series: Chuck Berry‘s St. Louis To Liverpool and Etta James‘s Tell Mama. Both titles will be
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