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Electric Elements

by Nicole D'Amico and Friends

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Till You Try 04:23
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Elements 04:42
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Creepy Song 04:13
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"Till You Try" - Produced & Mastered by Elephant Music Group
"Elements" - Produced & Mastered by Stone Otis Studios
"Creepy Song" - Produced & Mastered by Stone Otis Studios
Lyrics/Songs written by Nicole D'Amico
Album Artwork by Alex Martin

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released July 10, 2013

"Till You Try"
Lead vocals: Nicole D'Amico
Supporting vocals: Zach Cohen and Dave Yules
Lead/Rhythm Guitar: Zach Cohen
Bass: Dave Yules
Drums: Alex Martin

"Elements"
Lead vocals/Rhythm Guitar: Nicole D'Amico
Supporting Vocals: Rachel Detroy
Cello: Dan Adler-Golden
Drums: Dan Petty
Lead Guitar: Zach Cohen

"Creepy Song"
Lead vocals/Rhythm Guitar: Nicole D'Amico
Supporting Vocals: Rachel Detroy
Cello: Dan Adler-Golden
Drums: Dan Petty
Lead Guitar: Aaron Darter

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Nicole D'Amico and Friends Boston, Massachusetts

Nicole D'Amico is a songwriter inspired by the movements of the 1960's. She is always joined by a band of friends, whose accompaniment helps breathe life into her songs. With funky grooves, deep wailing notes, and rockin' solos, Nicole and her bandmates dig deep, and bring a new vibe to the jam scene. Come experience the soulful voice and sounds of Nicole D'Amico and Friends ... more

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