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Nothing All The Time
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Gracie
03:55
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Sunglasses
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Lil Violet
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Death of my Hometown
03:52
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Do Wut U
02:55
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Pushin' Carts
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Tuff Slang Chicago, Illinois
Tuff Slang exemplifies hook driven rock, while walking the line between southern twang with rhythm & soul. Forming in 2014, the trio spent the bulk of their time in the confines of Warehaus West taking cover from Chicago’s native harsh Winter and developing their sound. Tuff Slang doesn't sugar coat what they do. It's infectious rock meant for getting those hips shakin' and whistling along with. ... more
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