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Videos of the Day – week of 2/18/19

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Videos of the Day – week of 2/18/19
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

2/18 – ICYMI: Gary Clark Jr. was the musical guest on SNL over the weekend!  His new album’s out 3/1

2/19 – another Easy Eye Sound artist, as heard on Two For the Road Monday, Yola’s  Dan Auerbach-produced debut album, Walk Through Fire, is out Friday.

2/20 – London band Ten Fé releases their 2nd album Future Perfect, Present Tense 3/8.  Here’s their new video

2/21 – Vampire Weekend has a new video for “Harmony Hall” out this week, feat. Danielle Haim, Jonah Hill, Dev Hynes (Blood Orange), and Ariel Rechtshaid (who co

2/22 – as heard yesterday on The News at Noon, Alex Lahey is back with a new album, The Best Of Luck Club, 5/17.  Here’s the 1st single

 

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