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Born Thirsty
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Where Are You Now
02:44
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I Feel Found
03:24
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All You Need Is Enough
02:37
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Feed It To The Fish
02:07
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Hold Drugs Dear
03:25
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Coast Is Clear
03:24
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A Sailor's Mind
02:42
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Nomad Eel Records
The label motto is "...where the music takes you!"
We are an indipendent record label born from the love of
music, vinyl records, and art in 2017. Our eclectic tastes in music is evidenced in our catalog of bands. Like our name suggests we are Nomadic by nature and our taste in music reflects that. Life is a journey and so is music!
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