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Larry Kinsler
Gate Road Music has been writing, recording, producing, and promoting Its' own songs since 2005. Our latest album " Christmas At The Gate Road Volume 2 " is a good example of the qualit .... |
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Larry Karpenko
Music creative Larry Karpenko brings fresh energy and emotional depth to every project he touches. Drawing from his faith background and years spent in worship settings, Larry brings a thoughtful, authentic voice to his songwriting. A longt .... |
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LaRue
Thanks for stopping by to check out my myspace page. Music has been a huge part of my life for many years now. It is strange but there has been so many times that the only way I could get out what I was feeling was through writing a song. I .... |
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LaRue Howard
There are few people in the world that can lead you directly into the throne room of God. LaRue is one such individual. Blessed with one of the greatest voices of all time and a message delivery that will captivate and inspire; she understa .... |
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LaSaun Pace
When you look up the word ‘complete’ in the dictionary several definitions are given. Words and phrases such as ‘lacking nothing,’ consummate, unbroken, absolute, and perfected are all synonyms for ‘complete’ – and not surpris .... |
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Lashanda Lewis
LaShanda Lewis is a wife, mother of three, Praise and worship leader at Fait .... |
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LaShanda McCadney
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Last Day
Alt rock with a Message!
Last Day is 5 young Christian guys striving to change lives and make a difference with fresh, passionate, Spirit led rock.
Last Day’s goal is to get ever .... |
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Last Tuesday
Last Tuesday was a Christian punk band formed in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. During the late nineties, the band was steadily making waves locally and eventually inked a deal with upstart Dug Records, releasing two albums and a split EP for th .... |
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Last Wednesday
Last Wednesday is a little-known band from Lafayette, Indiana. They were formed in December of 2009, when four teenage guys (Joel Summer, Stephen Shutters, Brandon Kappenman, Graham Anderson) wanted to astound the audience of their
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