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32 Below Shine On “Such A Waste”

SUCH A WASTE

32 Below

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32 Below will enter your heart through your ears.

32 Below is a hardworking rock’n country band from the rural midwest. Yearly, they perform over 120 shows worldwide, and each of them runs about three hours long. 32 Below has also sold tons of albums and has an impressive amount of streams under their belt. One of my favorite songs by the band is “Such A Waste.”

I just love how “Such A Waste” feels. The song is powered by an infectious instrumental that blends both country and rock elements. Over the instrumental, you get a vocal performance that is both soothing and muscular, and lyrics that are both wise and uplifting. As someone that loves music that never lets up in liveliness, “Such A Waste” proved to be pretty exhilrating to listen to from start to finish.

Listen to “Such A Waste” at the top of the page!

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