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Here's To The Life - I'm Fine

from Bummer Summer by Skunk Roundup

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from Bummer Summer, released July 10, 2015
Here's To The Life! is a solo act/full band out of the mind of Patrick Moses Rivera. Home based in Kansas City, MO, Here's To The Life! has been a solo act since it's beginning in 2012, but more recently, HTTL! has been playing shows as a 4 piece full band in support of their new EP, "Sing Your Heart Out". Patrick (lead vocals/acoustic guitar) is joined by younger brother Andy Rivera (lead guitar/vocals), longterm friend and past band member Drew Huffman (drums), new friend Lyle Simon (bass), and sister-in-law Elaina Rivera (guest vocals). The new EP was written, recorded, and mixed by Here's To The Life!, and was pressed by their new home, This Tall Records, based out of St. Joseph, MO. The full band has only been together for 6 months and has already gotten great support in Kansas City and have had the opportunity to open for The Calamity Cubes!, Allison Weiss, The Bunny Gang, and Authority Zero.

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