Kyle Coddington - The Little Things
from We Sing For Food Vol. 2 by We Sing For Food
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about
Kyle Adam is a 22 year old, metro-Detroit native, currently attending MSU, who has been writing and recording original music for over 6 years and playing his guitar for over 10. Kyle has come a long way from using a few stage microphones and a simple audio recording program to put together a full-length album in 2009 called "Fly On, Little Birdie" which was released on iTunes. After years of practice and self-teaching, he now achieves studio-quality sound for his musical projects that range from acoustic love songs all the way to heart-pounding electronic dance music.
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from We Sing For Food Vol. 2,
released March 15, 2013
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We Sing For Food Lansing, Michigan
Donate a dollar, download a free song! All proceeds to the Greater Lansing Food Bank.
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Apr 2014 -
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Feb 2013
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