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American Dreamer
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Neighborhood Girls
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Prometheus
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Petty Netty
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The Ruse
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Don't Use My Flag
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Steve Karos New York
Born and raised in brooklyn new york. Steve karos has been a family musician, rock artist, guitar teacher and neighborhood
fixture for decades. With his latest release, Steve has tried to capture the social and political climate the country is currently in. A blend of hard rock and acoustic pop, “Welcome to the Ruse” is a musical commentary
on the state of our current affairs.
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