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Julia Holter Loud City Song on Tour - Video
PUBLISHED
: Aug 24, 2013
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Wonder what it's like on tour with Julia Holter and her band?
Danny Meyer - Saxophone
Chris Votex - Cello
Andrew Tholl - Violin
Corey Fogel - Drums
Etienne Foyer - Sound Engineering
Martijn De Jong - Tour Manager
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