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Between Daze Music Submission

John Burkhead

Hello,

Hope this email finds you well. Thank you so much for the opportunity to share our music with you, we truly appreciate it. I have attached an MP3 for your review and possible airplay/playlist. Track title is Burn for you. We have other tracks completed that I can send you MP3s for if you are interested. BD is a songwriting recording project out of Baltimore Md. we have been at it locally for over 15 years and have recently joined the streaming world. Band members are Johnny Burkhead, Scott Rodenberg and Kenn. I hope you enjoy and want to share our music, let me know your thoughts. More music coming soon! I have also attached a band name image.

thank you,

Johnny

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