Her Name Could Be Anybody
from SUMMER '72 by Dewey Lester & The 6:03
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from SUMMER '72,
released March 14, 2025
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Dewey Lester & The 6:03 Glasgow, UK
Dewey Lester & The 6:03 play music with the vibrancy of the generation of pop lovers. They reference a neat bag of cultural touch-points; Modernist, West Coast, Psychedelic, Freak Beat, Glasgow Underground. Their musical pathway is both previously untrodden and a pilgrimage to the alter of their predecessors. This is music for futures, past and present. ... more
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