The 456 New York, New York
New York City has a magical way of bringing people together.
It brought together two songwriters from across 456 miles to
collaborate and cowrite some of the most tactile, emotional and powerful music either of them has produced. Although from different worlds, their common connecting thread is a love of storytelling through songwriting.
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