That Silvery Vagabond Corning, New York
That Silvery Vagabond blends surf-rock, bossa nova, & freak-folk, resulting in one uncanny groove.
The solo project of Paul Cueva has recently transitioned from bedroom beeps and bloops to basement bops and bangers.
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