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  "textContent": "Contact: ceh0917@gmail.comWeb: SpotifySeeking: Booking, live shows, fill billsStyle: Indie rock/blues, bilingual L.A.-based outfit The Dead and Blue feels like a love letter to the canyon-rock era, channeling the storytelling grit of the likes of Eagles with a modern, dust-on-the-dashboard soul. On “6 p.m.,” they offer a laid-back anthem that resonates deeply with the local sprawl, moving between genres with the fluid ease of a seasoned traveler. “Pontiac 7” is a sweet little ditty. Their effortless genre-hopping—sometimes across languages—is a testament to musical curiosity. Production could be tighter, but there’s a warmth in the minor imperfections, the kind of beauty one […]\n\nThe post New Music Critique of The Dead and Blue  first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.",
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