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Camerawalls' new single to fund flood relief
                              

                              

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Clementine Castro (guitar, vocals), George Carillo (guitar), Law Santiago (bass) and Bach Rudica (drums) — will be donating 75 percent of digital sales of their new single, Wanderlust, for the months of August...
                                                         

      

         

            
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