“California Nights” by Best Coast
With a new label and some slick production moves, Best Coast’s California Nights rocks and harmonizes its way into our bright summer; let’s see if it stays there.
With a new label and some slick production moves, Best Coast’s California Nights rocks and harmonizes its way into our bright summer; let’s see if it stays there.
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