Get all 18 Sam Arnold releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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We Did A Good Thing
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Let's Go Out To Eat
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Princess Letter
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I Think I Need You
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How Many Waves
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I'm Diurnal
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Over My Head
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Oh Dean
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Science Thanks
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Isn't How It Isn't
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Easy Now
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Actually a Train
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Sam Arnold Austin, Texas
(photo by Matt Silaski) Metal, Jazz, Art-pop Americana singer-songwriter, electronic and experimental composer/instrumentalist Sam Arnold is a musician living in Austin TX. Sam generally collaborates to varying degrees with some of the best creative musicians and engineers in the Austin progressive art-music scene, including from his bands Opposite Day and Stop Motion Orchwstra. ... more
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