B-Major (We're Not in Love Anymore) Has Been Re-Released!

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B-Major (We're Not in Love Anymore) Has Been Re-Released!

This was my "Chicago" (the band) song that I wrote in the style of 1970's Chicago back in 2007 and released in 2010. I've re-released it on DistroKid, etc., in anticipation of an upcoming live stream event in which I break down the production techniques I used on the original version, and then we're going to produce a newer-updated version live on YouTube.



https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/thethousandeyes/b-major-were-not-in-love-anymore

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