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You Could Ruin Me
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Safety Net
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Things I Let Go
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Radio Knows
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Luke Ray Chicago, Illinois
Inspired by the songs that changed his life, Luke Ray started writing his own in the summer of 2018. They weren’t written
with his own voice in mind - just written, and piling up. Eventually, he decided to take a shot at the vocals himself, remembering that he's the only one who knows these songs.
Uptempo arrangements accent the songs, coming from a man falling in love with music all over again.
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