Get all 7 Mike June releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 21st Century Man, The Blurst of Mike June, Talkin' Revolution Blues, Lovesick, Election Day, Poor Man's Bible, and Exile On Wilson Street.
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Let It Go
05:32
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Working In Vain
03:38
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Cotton Fields
03:59
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Poor Man's Bible
03:40
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San Antone
06:14
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The Darkness
05:46
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Jon Dee's Blues
06:43
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The Baseball Song
04:30
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God Gave Up
05:54
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Fall From Grace
04:27
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The Darkness (radio)
05:47
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Mike June Hillsborough, North Carolina
Mike June makes decidedly timely music, but he does far more than document an era of unease. He has mastered the precarious
balance between despair and hope and rendered it melodic across six albums.
“I consider him a storyteller of the revolution.”- The Austin Chronicle
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