Kyle Caudle and Timberline perform, talk upcoming new music on Jam Sessions
In this episode, Kyle Caudle and Timberline bring their rootsy alt-country sound to the FOX8 Studio. Kyle, Lelan, Nick, and Ryan talk about recording experiences, their live approach, and upcoming new music.
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