Collide with the Sun by Lion Trail

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"Collide with the Sun" really packs a nice rhythmic punch with incredible guitar-work throughout.  This guitarist can speak with that guitar, playing riffs while also adding improv solos along the way.  Lion Trail fails to disappoint for listeners who crave oozing talent, and also tasty and smooth beat changes.  Loved that!

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https://songwhip.com/liontrail

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