1919, by Amalghemy

1919

by Amalghemy

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1.	1919 03:15	buy track
2.	Rainmaker 07:37	buy track
3.	Outcasts from Normalcy 04:00	buy track
4.	Splash in Time 03:53	buy track
5.	UFO to the Right 06:16	buy track
6.	Teachers 07:11	buy track
7.	Before Black and White TV 06:05	buy track
8.	The Dance of the Farmer 07:58	buy track
9.	The Strangers Telegram 03:52	buy track

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Micheal Miller, Victor Farwell, Justin Young

Music edited by Justin Young (shivananda ishaya) at hottest biscuits studio

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released September 19, 1919

We as a band make no money from anyone streaming our music. It is our gift to you that you can listen to this music for free. Please pay for the album to really help the band out. Streaming means when you just push play on a song without pulling out your credit card and paying for the song or album.

Do not steal this song illegally or you will have what is known as bad karma.

Produced by Justin Young at hottest biscuits studio.

Recorded by Reversed Engineered Technology from visitors from another reality. Without the iPhone in 1919 this album could not have been recorded. The survival of the Strangers text message from a distant star led the creation of this rainy event and allowed it to occur. There were 3 who danced before the molecules floating downward. One who sang to them. One who drank to them and One who listened to them. All along they waited patiently for their devices to be put to use for the upliftment of humanity through the use of alien reverse engineered iPhone technology. Their message was sent and you have received it.

This photo was taken by Ambir Tolang and found on Unsplash.com

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Amalghemy St. Louis, Missouri

Our music is only sold online on at 7777.bandcamp.com and in person by some band members.
We were a Shamanic Percussion and instrumental band. We are not on a record label. No-one paid us to make music. We had over 15 band members. We played tons of shows and colleges and did small tours.
Amalghemy has drum samples for sale at the top of the page. I call in the white light of the Christ. ... more