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Amongst The Forgotten – “Home Is Where You Make It” [EP] [YouTube Album Stream]
Jacksonville pop hardcore band, Amongst The Forgotten, is now streaming their Famined Record debut EP, Home Is Where You Make It which is set to be released today. The album will be available online at all digital music retailers.
The Skinny: Jacksonville pop hardcore band, Amongst The Forgotten, is now streaming their Famined Record debut EP, Home Is Where You Make It which is set to be released today. The album will be available online at all digital music retailers.
Guitarist, John Hughes had this to say, “Home Is Where You Make It is about uplifting people even in their darkest moments. In the album we’ve blended a wide range of influences to create a unique sound that has something everyone can enjoy.”
Home Is Where You Make It Track Listing:
01. Guiding Light
02. Broken But Still Breathing
03. Making Memories
04. Home Is Where You Make It
05. Sunny Days
06. Tasty Jams
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