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Tracks was first launched as a sort of lazy man's way to gather new music by inviting others to contribute before many of today's web based music services had evolved. Today, you'll find genres of music ranging from hip-hop to classical jazz and beyond from contributors in different parts of the world.

Redesigned ~~as of 2012~~ yet again for 2013 (with an emphasis on fast load time and simplicity), Tracks remains as one of the most inviting of modern music blogs, and are always keen for your questions.

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shawnblog
atimelydiversion
bacchante-gray
billda
brianmlatimer
butterflyeffects
ca-thar-si-s
cameronmizell
candywrapped
comeanddance
cosmicdancer
craigshank
deskjob
emes
feedback
fernandoponce
formusickind
frothyparadise
gcn
hailthenewpuritan
hamburgerskeleton
hipsterdiet
jenq
meisnotme
mellower
nadlythenarwhal
pastichepastiche
peetypassion
quaint-vibes
robertoelepe
signosbajolaluna
thebrandedjewel
themessmaker
timlikeswaffless
trippinhell
troyhw
wyliefisher
yns

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by shawnblog June 19, 2013

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by quaint-vibes June 19, 2013

by timlikeswaffless June 18, 2013

The Bless You Boys are very happy to announce that their feature-length documentary, Is Everybody Happy?, is now available for instant download at Amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D2RRKWE/ref=tsm_1_fb_lk

The film, which won Best Documentary at the 2011 Los Angeles Film and Music Weekend, has been described as “required viewing for any aspiring musician”, and “a frank examination of the costs artists pay to ‘make it’”. I believe anyone that’s ever devoted their life to trying to pursue a career in the arts will be touched by it’s story and I hope that you will take the time to watch our film and share it with anyone that you think might enjoy it’s message.