How Fast You Got There (EP)
by Stagbriar
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She Isn't Me
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Where You Went
05:58
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In the First Place
05:32
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about
This EP was recorded at Archer Avenue Studio in the Summer of 2012.
credits
released June 1, 2012
stagbriar is:
alex mccollum: vocals, guitar, piano, rhodes
emily mccollum: vocals, guitar
additional performers:
kenny mcwilliams: guitars, bass
james gibson: contrabass
colin brown: drums
all songs written by stagbriar
all songs recorded, mixed, and mastered by kenny mcwilliams
all songs produced by stagbriar and kenny mcwilliams
stagbriar is:
alex mccollum: vocals, guitar, piano, rhodes
emily mccollum: vocals, guitar
additional performers:
kenny mcwilliams: guitars, bass
james gibson: contrabass
colin brown: drums
all songs written by stagbriar
all songs recorded, mixed, and mastered by kenny mcwilliams
all songs produced by stagbriar and kenny mcwilliams
license
all rights reserved
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about
Stagbriar Columbia, South Carolina
Indie-rock band from Columbia, SC. Led by siblings Alex & Emily McCollum.
discography
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Sep 2023 -
Aug 2020 -
May 2013 -
Sep 2012 -
Jun 2012 -
Jun 2012
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