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Listen to new FEVER 333 song, NEW WEST ORDER

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333 Wreckords Crew/Century Media Records FEVER 333 has premiered a new song called “NEW WEST ORDER.” The track reflects the band’s blending of genres and frontman Jason Aalon Butler‘s varying musical interests as he sings about “rocking Tupac tees and bumping Morrissey.” The lyrics may also be referencing the 2022 departure of former FEVER 333 members Stephen Harrison and Aric Improta with the line, “Yeah, I lost a couple homies/ Jealousy’s a b*…

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Listen to new FEVER 333 song, NEW WEST ORDER

333 Wreckords Crew/Century Media Records FEVER 333 has premiered a new song called “NEW WEST ORDER.” The track reflects the band’s blending of genres and frontman Jason Aalon Butler‘s varying musical interests as he sings about “rocking Tupac tees and bumping Morrissey.” The lyrics may also be referencing the 2022 departure of former FEVER 333 members Stephen Harrison and Aric Improta with the line, “Yeah, I lost a couple homies/ Jealousy’s a b*…

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98 Rock Baltimore broke the news in 9 months ago on Tuesday, June 18, 2024.

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