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Galactica
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A Riot!
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I Couldn't Tell
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Pink Nike Hi-Tops 2.0
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Shadows
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Hair Down
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Attack Of The 5' Hipster
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I LIke Da Gurls
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Riot !n Paris Brooklyn, New York
Hailing from the borough of Brooklyn, Riot !n Paris
Is the Audio LoveChild of two musical Dynamos
who
couldn’t be more different.The guitar wielding rocker
Pete Armour and the Swagged out Hip-Hop Head Mercy Joining forces in 2007 by blending the hard-hitting Instrumentals of Indie rock & their hard-hitting Hip-Hop Flow to Have Breathed new life into New York’s Indie Circuit and the world.
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