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Walking Down The Streets

12 tracks, 41.19 The Letter Yellow on August 29, 2012 23:46

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Go to track 01 Changed
1. 01 Changed 3.55 20 plays
Go to track 02 Hold Me Steady
2. 02 Hold Me Steady 2.49 12 plays
Go to track 03 I Can't Get A
3. 03 I Can't Get A 3.27 9 plays
Go to track 04 Hope Street
4. 04 Hope Street 4.14 11 plays
Go to track 05 Hooray He's Not Dead
5. 05 Hooray He's Not Dead 3.14 10 plays
Go to track 06 It's Monday and I'm Dreaming
6. 06 It's Monday and I'm Dreaming 3.16 6 plays
Go to track 07 I Got You
7. 07 I Got You 3.17 7 plays
Go to track 08 Window
8. 08 Window 3.29 6 plays
Go to track 09 Out On The Streets
9. 09 Out On The Streets 3.34 7 plays
Go to track 10 14 Bar Blues
10. 10 14 Bar Blues 2.08 4 plays
Go to track 11 In The Sun Making Waves
11. 11 In The Sun Making Waves 3.32 3 plays
Go to track 12 Southern Bound
12. 12 Southern Bound 4.19 3 plays

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The Letter Yellow began in Brooklyn, NY, in the winter of 2011 when Randy Bergida started writing songs at a furious rate. Just over a year later, in September 2012, he releases the band's debut album "Walking Down the Streets." The 12-track record is a perfect pace of blues and rock—all with a modern kick, a strong beat, and lyrics that are both offbeat and universal. The Letter Yellow is all about real musicians playing together in a real space making real music.

A guitarist and vocalist, Randy founded The Letter Yellow after years with Skidmore Fountain, and as a solo singer/songwriter. For "Walking Down the Streets," he teams up with talented friends Mike Thies on drums and Abe Pollack on bass, for a Brooklyn made album. It was recorded at The Creamery, mixed at Studio G and mastered by Total Sonic, which are all in everyone's shared neighborhood, Greenpoint.

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