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Boxcar by Electric Sheep

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Tracklist
1.Boxcar2:51
2.Timing Didn't Work Out2:17
3.Queen Bee3:57
4.Satisfied Sound3:37
Credits
released July 10, 2017

All songs by Electric Sheep with additional song writing collaboration by Devin Nolan on Queen Bee.

Guitar/Vox - Jonathan Extract
Bass - Leon Nguyen
Drums - Anthony Wojtal
Backing vox on Timing Didn't Work Out - Chris Lee

Recorded, engineered, and mixed by Chris Lee at Foam Palace, Chicago Il

Mastered by Mark Jaris
LicenseAll rights reserved.
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Electric Sheep are dual singer-songwriter fronted Psychedelic Pop from Chicago. Rooted in 60s pop song craft, E-sheep often scale back to hooky groovy psych.