MP3 – KODIAK FUR : All That You Are

If you like the XX, you might want to check out the self entitled EP by Miami based quartet KODIAK FUR.  Kodiak Fur consists of singer-songwriter/bassist Albert Vargas, producer/guitarist ZuesLve, as well as Steve Sanz and Chris Thomas, 2/3’s of the Mr. Familiar production team.  Mr. Familiar has worked with Yelawolf, Steven A. Clark, Solange, Nipsey Hussle, J.Nics, Homeboy Sandman, as well as others.

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  1. SmashHaus
    August 31, 2012

    Smash Haus Music Group upends the traditional music licensing and custom music industry by directly engaging large media production entities in Television, Film, Advertising and New Media to create more value to these clients by creating music as an internal asset for them. Smash Haus technology is essentially a large scale production force that employs many top Hollywood music makers and industry workers to create scalable income.

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