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New Music: The Hush Now

Nov 29, 2012, 6:34 PM | Updated: Oct 10, 2024, 4:32 pm

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The Hush Now is an indie rock quintet from Boston, Massachusetts and they have an early Christmas present for all of us music lovers. It’s a song called ‘I’m Always Broke in December’ and with lines like: ‘…all the cash I don’t have for fancy things, an old town, relaxed, but with family they know that I am broke again in time for all the things I wish that I had,’ the song really induces my feelings of want for a bit of egg nog heavily spiked with a high potency rum.

Go here to download the track for free and other songs from the band as well.

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