Get all 6 G-Rad releases available on Bandcamp and save 60%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Maze of the Illumined Naughty, Breathe Flowers (Layzie Bone verse), Liquid Confidence, Chaud Lapin: Live in Paris, These Last Three Years, and Thought Police: First Offense.
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Bienvenue
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No Time
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Downtown Sunset
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Postman
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Belief
02:13
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Shawn?
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Take It Away (Intro)
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Take It Away
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My Sleepheart
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Your Eyes
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Sliding
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Peace
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Focus
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Autumn
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Silence
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G-Rad San Francisco, California
G-Rad came out singing. He's been composing since before he could talk.
Picked up the
guitar for the first time at age 12 and instantly began writing songs.
Influences range from Radiohead to Wilco, Pearl Jam to Neil Young, Rihanna to Wu-Tang Clan.
Listen as G-Rad genre-hops while channeling influences throughout the ages.
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