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Blest Jones evokes an untapped emotion with "Take It Back" on Lush Records

March 25, 2019
Lennon Cihak

Last year, Blest Jones released a raw and emotional collaboration with Thalia Falcon on "Sometimes" and "Needed You The Most" with Yetep and Goons. Blest Jones has been turning heads since…

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Yetep and William James team up with vocalist Chae on "Light Up The Way"

August 3, 2018
Edwin Tsang

If you're familiar with LA based producer Yetep's mixes you may have heard this one early from his sets. He teams up with William James on the production, a melodic future bass that features vocalist Chae who…

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Yetep collaborates with Goons and Blest Jones on future bass track "Needed You The Most"

July 16, 2018
Edwin Tsang

This is Yetep's first post on here at EARMILK and it certainly won't be the last. He goes by Peter, a familiar face in the LA music scene, having multiple headlining shows…

Blest Jones evokes an untapped emotion with "Take It Back" on Lush Records

Yetep and William James team up with vocalist Chae on "Light Up The Way"

Yetep collaborates with Goons and Blest Jones on future bass track "Needed You The Most"

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