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Hello, How are You?
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Ride of Your Life
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Always Raining
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About to Fall
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Lower Broadway
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Dance All Night
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Train Whistle
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Goodbye, See You Soon
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Adam Foster Nashville, Tennessee
Adam Foster has been performing since his teens, playing festivals, nightclubs, and
listening rooms in New York, Los
Angeles, and Nashville. He is known for his insightful
singing and songwriting; accompanied by his guitar. His rock, blues, and country sound
draws influence from Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and Neil Young.
Xttrawave.calls Adam a “powerhouse talent who can sing his heart out”
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