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This Legend – “Life Pushes Hard” [YouTube Song Stream]
The California-based, pop-punk clan This Legend are excited to unveil a second single off their forthcoming album, “Life Pushes Hard” on YouTube. The feel-good number was written by lead singer Chris Castillo in hopes to help fans through a difficult time.
The Skinny: The California-based, pop-punk clan This Legend are excited to unveil a second single off their forthcoming album, “Life Pushes Hard” on YouTube. The feel-good number was written by lead singer Chris Castillo in hopes to help fans through a difficult time.
Fans can expect more details on their debut album next week and more music to come that offers pop-punk enthusiasts a little glimpse of who This Legend really is. The debut album will be released on Cyber Tracks, an LA based record label owned and operated by El Hefe (guitarist of NOFX) and wife Jen Abeyta.
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