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MP3 Monday: Aubree Nicole

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This week's MP3 comes from local r&b singer Aubree Nicole. Stream or download the catchy (and surprisingly melancholy) pop track "Get a Little Crazy" from her EP, Diary of Aubree, below.

GET_A_LITTLE_CRAZY.mp3


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