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Get to Know Scott Helman in His Tell Me Live
Scott Helman has been stealing hearts everywhere with his new record Nonsuch Park (SA) and now it’s time to get to know him even better with his very own Tell Me Live.
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Scott Helman has been stealing hearts everywhere with his new record Nonsuch Park (SA) and now it’s time to get to know him even better with his very own Tell Me Live.
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Souvenirs is back with an all-new album, Love For The Lack Of It, out this Friday, October 23! This week I caught up with frontman Tim Riley to share how the album took shape and the lessons learned in the process. It was a blast to connect with him and hear his passion for the new 10-track album. Enjoy and share this episode with a friend.
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