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Indie folkster Anthony da Costa will release his new album at the end of March 2020. Feet on the Dashboard will be the singer/songwriter's first new full-length release since 2017. In February, da Costa stopped by the Paste Studio in New York City to play the title track from the new album, plus a few other new songs.
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