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Spotify Session: Geographer Performs 'Kites' With Spotify On Tour

By | The New Now – Tue, Sep 11, 2012 7:40 AM EDT

Spotify's Big Green Bus, proudly sponsored by Bacardi, stopped by the Haus of Hipstamatic to host a Spotify Live gig with our friends Geographer.

Geographer, an Indie Rock band from San Francisco consisting of members Michael Deni (vocals, guitars, synthesizers), Nathan Blaz (cello, synthesizers) and Brian Ostreicher (drums, vocals), wowed the crowd with favorites including an acoustic version of "Kites." 

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