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Austin Lucas has a new record

Posted by Loren on October 31, 2020

Austin Lucas has a new record
photo by Loren Green

Recorded in self-isolation while living as an expat, Austin Lucas has a new record out as of yesterday called Alive in the Hotzone. The album features the singer-songwriter's distinct voice and tackles watching a pandemic and civil unrest sweep across his home country (USA) from afar.

Available from Sabotage Records, the new release is available on vinyl, CD, and digital formats.

Austin Lucas has a new record
photo by Loren Green

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