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Dillon Biggs New Music

Hello,

My name is Dillon Biggs. I am a singer/songwriter and artist currently located in Austin, Tx. I have been working on completing my second EP, Front Door, due for release this spring. Over the last year, I released 2 of 5 songs from the EP - Damn Minds and Queen Size. The music is indie pop with an modern 80’s inspired production. Below are links to the 2 songs. I plan to be releasing the 3rd single from the EP later this February.

Damn Minds
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/dillonbiggs/damn-minds

Queen Size
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/dillonbiggs/queen-size

I would love the opportunity to have my music featured on your platform. Let me know what else you’d like to know. Thank you for your consideration.
Dillon
http://www.dillonbiggs.com/

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