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Sam Mulligan

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Sam
Mulligan

Sam Mulligan
Website: 
www.sammulligan.com

Sam Mulligan is a chiptune/rock musician who specializes in catchy, silly songs with gameboy beats and rad guitar riffs. Sam has been making weird music since 1999 - but it wasn't until he started using a Nintendo Gameboy as his backing band that things started getting good. Sam lives, creates, and works in Somerville, Massachusetts.

"Mulligan has a great sense of humor and a truly original approach to his songcrafting. He's also a fine multi-instrumentalist that generates some pretty cool sounds with just a guitar and a Gameboy."
Douglas Sloan, Metronome Magazine 

Bill, Dave and John Powers

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william
powers

Bill, Dave and John Powers
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powersmusic.com

Presenting the song writers Bill, Dave & John Powers, a songwriting team with a large, diverse repertoire of original songs available for recording artists or producers looking for material. Bill, Dave & John have been "back burner" songwriters, spending the bulk of their time recording and performing in various bands and performance situations. Having written hundreds of songs for years, they have recently decided to show their songs to the public.

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The Rolling Who

Mary Ellen
Powers

The Rolling Who
Website: 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rolling-Who/74719375349?sk=info

The Rolling Who is a Boston-based cover band that draws a lot of its material from the 1960s British Invasions as well as pop and rock hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Members include:

Jerry Powers - lead vocals and bass
Mike DeBoer - rhythm guitar and vocals
Bob Sargent - drums
Jeff Baker - keyboards and harmonica
John Doucet - lead guitar and backing vocals

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Fantastic Liars

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Fantastic
Liars

Fantastic Liars
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http://www.facebook.com/fantasticliars

...and when we came to, we didn't know who we were , or how we wound up in the middle of the desert, surrounded by guitars, drums, and a thousand dying vampires, we were just happy to be alive. But when we hopped into that crimson minivan of freedom to make our escape, we knew we had to tell our story, so we vowed to form the greatest band ever, we are, Fantastic Liars.

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The Self-Proclaimed Rockstars

John
Malone

The Self-Proclaimed Rockstars
Website: 
SPRband.com

The Self-Proclaimed Rockstars are five guys who grew up and currently live in the same Boston suburb that provides the backdrop for many of their songs. Their music conveys both their desire to escape the suburban complacency they see all around them and their belief that everyone should be able to proclaim themselves as the type of person that they believe themselves to be.

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Miller's English

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Miller's
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Miller's English
Website: 
www.millersenglish.com

Miller’s English delivers, cranked up or pared down, bending genre norms and finding receptive ears everywhere with their engaging musical repertoire. This Boston band creates music that hits the listener regardless of volume and reflects the group’s history, speaking to the members’ musicianship and superb songwriting abilities.

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I Thought They Were Models?

Jeremy
Carroll

I Thought They Were Models?
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Formerly known as "These Guys Are Models?" and before that known as "These Guys Are Definitely Models!" (consisting of a completely different line-up of members who were actually good looking), the current incarnation known as "I Thought They Were Models?" blends rock music with foolish humor, and a pinch of pop culture sprinkled on top. At any point point during the show you may hear anything from the ITTWM self-titled anthem, to a Muppet's rendition of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing," and if you're lucky enough you may even see a man who has no business tap-dancing...tap-dancing.

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OFM

Bill
Allen

OFM
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For porchfest: A limited selection of mostly old jazz standards on tenor sax with piano.

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