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Party of Truces
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Kevin Care Not
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About This Body
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Die Fun
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Good Company
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Freeway
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Always Wanted
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Let's Call It Credence
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Drew Eberly Columbus, Ohio
Drew is a longtime theatre artist in Columbus, Ohio After writing songs for his solo show "Dear Piqua," he continued to write, record, and perform. In the summer of 2023, he toured various Pride events throughout Ohio. Bailiwick's release marks his second full length record for his own Costard Records. Check dreweberly.com for show details, press, and theatre history. ... more
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