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Templeton and Blondfire are "Walking With Giants" [Download]

The brother-sister-duo from LA, Blondfire, has been remixed by Templeton (also LA) into quintessential ‘90s house. For deeper cuts, Templeton worked with Branded James to remix the Spin Doctors’ “Two Princes.” It’s…

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Earmilk Interview: The Soundmen

Let's face it. We all have a soft spot for those good-feeling anthems. There is something about their uplifting nature that just keeps us yearning for more. Representing Seattle, Washington,…

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Blondfire – "Where the Kids Are" (Tune In Crew Remix)

Picking up the pace from where Blondfire's gem "Where the Kids Are" left off, the French remix duo Tune In Crew construct electronic instrumentals around Erica Driscoll's delicate voice to deliver a jaunty alternative…

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Blondfire – "Walking With Giants" (Shreddie Mercury Remix) [Exclusive Premiere & Download]

In the fall of last year, Blondfire, the sibling duo of Erica and Bruce Driscoll, released Where the Kids Are, a comeback to their first release in 2008, My Someday.…

Templeton and Blondfire are "Walking With Giants" [Download]

Earmilk Interview: The Soundmen

Blondfire – "Where the Kids Are" (Tune In Crew Remix)

Blondfire – "Walking With Giants" (Shreddie Mercury Remix) [Exclusive Premiere & Download]

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