Goodbye, Labrador New York
Goodbye, Labrador have roots in Brooklyn, Barcelona and Prague and blend stateside harmonies with distinctly European
nostalgia.
Goodbye, Labrador is
Phil Gold
Martin Pipal
Goncalo Hipolito Martins
J.M. Silverman
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