Beverly Bounce House | ms

At least three artists used the name Beverly: 1. Band originally made up of Drew Citron and Frankie Rose (Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls, Crystal Stilts). Rose left the project to focus on her solo career and Citron currently tours with Jamie Ingalls on drums and Scott Rosenthal on bass. https://www.facebook.com/wearebeverly 2. A punk-pop band from the US who became known for their song "Take My Hand (Let Go)" after their breakup. 3. A female singer from Italy who did a Italo-dance cover of "The Power of Love" in 1994. 4. A Japanese female R&B singer who signed Avex Music....

Bordering on ambient dance, this music mixes some classic deep house elements with something else which is hard to describe... Best just to listen. This music takes me on a journey and i dont know where i am going but i just cant wait to get there! .

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