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March 26, 2019

Grupo Fantasma: “Let Me Be” (featuring Tomar Williams)

By: Jack Anderson

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you already know who Grupo Fantasma is. The Grammy-winning KUTX favorite has been together for nineteen years and currently numbering at nine onstage and in-studio, they bring some serious heat to the table. This weekend Grupo continues their discography with American Music, Vol. VII a fresh iteration of Fantasma with a lot of the band’s signature sounds peppered in.

Catch Grupo Fantasma tomorrow afternoon at Waterloo Records, Thursday evening in Studio 1A for KUTX After Hours and Friday night for the release show at the Mohawk. Spice up your Tuesday and indulge yourself with one of the album’s most vibrant tracks (featuring Austin’s Tomar Williams), “Let Me Be”!


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