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Mille raisons de boire
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Toune de truck
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La loi des plus forts
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Road movie
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Wild Ouest St Tite, Québec
Wild Ouest est un duo de musique country francophone composé des artistes Phil G. Smith et John Anthony Gagnon-
Robinette.
Rassembleur et festif, le country assumé de Wild Ouest va à l'essentiel et se consomme en roadtrip les fenêtres baissées ou entre amis au bord du feu. Moderne, positif et entraînant, le premier extrait ''Mille raisons de boire'' met la table pour un EP à paraître cet automne.
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