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Perilous

by Coyote Man

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COYOTE MAN Releases New Instrumental Single, "Perilous"
New Album, Precognition, Out April 20, 2020.

"From the beginning structure of the song it really gave us a dark presence and meaning if you will. A sort of dark truth with our economy at the moment which is in a perilous state. It fits well with the album title "Precognition" since it illuminates the present and provides a glimpse of what our future may hold. Times are scary and we wanted to lay down this eerie foundation within the tone of the song that hopefully paints a perfect picture for the listener." - COYOTE MAN

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released March 2, 2020
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Adam K. Stilson at Decade Music Studios in Chicago, IL.

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