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The Show Must Go On: Despite Scrapped Gigs and Tours, San Antonio Artists are still Putting Out Strong New Releases
By Chris Conde
Tags: San Antonio, Texas, music, new releases, pandemic, cancelled gigs, coronavirus, COVID-19, corona virus, COVID 19, San Antonio musicians, local music scene, SpyMC, Midnight cleaners, Old Dogs (Be Safe), The Blands, D.R.O., DRO, Cheap Charm, 36th, new albums, new EPs, new singles, new music
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