Xobeci, What Grows Here?, by Miranda Winters

Xobeci, What Grows Here?

by Miranda Winters

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1.	The Futuristic District 02:58	buy track
2.	With Love From St. Fake, WI (P.A.M.) 02:06	buy track
3.	A Series of Small Explosions 02:56	buy track
4.	A Hardy Garden Plot Intro 00:21	buy track
5.	A Hardy Garden Plot 02:39	buy track
6.	Laundry List of Rabbits 01:21	buy track
7.	O, No. C’mon Please! 00:32	buy track
8.	Micky's Dead Stuff 02:21	buy track
9.	Glitter House 02:57	buy track
10.	O.T.O. Revised 01:30	buy track

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"Xobeci, What Grows Here?" is the debut self-titled release by Miranda Winters. Winters is a song-writer and musician best known for her role as the indomitable vocalist / guitarist of Chicago powerhouse, Melkbelly. Drawing on deep roots as a song-writer in Chicago DIY, Winters continues to evolve a signature sound by pursuing her music as a solo artist.

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released June 15, 2018

All songs by Miranda Winters

Miranda Winters - guitar and vocals
Recorded at Rose Raft by Philip Lesicko
Songs 1 and 8 recorded by Dave Vettraino
Mastered by Dave Vettraino
Art by Miranda Winters

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Sooper Records Chicago, Illinois

Est. 2016. A Chicago label run by Artists. Releases by NNAMDÏ, Sen Morimoto, KAINA, Monobody, Luke Titus, Jodi, Alicia Walter, Blake Saint David, Lynyn, Cisco Swank, Woongi, and more.

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