The Local Historians Chicago, Illinois
We are storytellers, way-finders, spirit-singers, will-o’-the-wisps. We have dust on our shoes and we’ll shake it off as we leave. We have songs burning inside our bones begging for release.
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New songwriting avenues, new instruments, good vibes. Roath is the new project from Zach of the Local Historians.
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