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Noble Dust will go far with debut And The Tide Rises

Noble Dust will go far with debut And The Tide Rises

By Bill Copeland on May 1, 2018

Noble Dust’s debut CD And The Tide Rises reveals the potential of a band on the rise. While the music they have come up with is wholly original, it is also comfortingly familiar. This band’s ability to reach a wider audience jumps out at the listener in each of these 10 tracks. Voice, horns, guitar, […]

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Posted in CD Reviews | Tagged And The Tide Rises, Emily Cunningham, Evan Spretrini, Jimmy Fallon, Kennedy Studios, Lindsey Cook, Noble Dust

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