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Peter Burns

Tony Venuto’s ‘City and Sand’: A Symphony of Emotions Painted in Musical Colors

In the wake of his highly successful debut album ’20 Years,’ Tony Venuto returns with his sophomore effort, ‘City and Sand,’ a musical odyssey that firmly establishes him as a force to be reckoned with in the realm of singer-songwriters. Building on the momentum of his previous success, Venuto’s latest release not only meets but […]

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