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Caroline Spence - Thanks to her writing on human nature, Caroline Spence, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the folk and Americana scene. She joined the Rounder label and debuted with "Mint Condition" after receiving great acclaim from the Nashville songwriting community for her album Spades & Roses.

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Alfred Robles - The “Soul Agency” actor Alfred Robles is also an accomplished writer and comedian. Robles started his comedic career after he got kicked out of the police academy. He was part of "Comedy Central’s Live Fluffy Shop" tour from 2010 to 2011, opening for Gabriel Iglesias.

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Bad Religion - The punk rock band Bad Religion was created in Los Angeles, California, in 1980. It gained major success when it became signed under Atlantic Records in 1993. They revived the punk rock music of the '90s. The only constant member of the group so far is Greg Graffin.

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Ash - Previously known as Vietnam, Ash is a punk-pop band from Downpatrick originally formed in the late 1980s. This Northern Irish band has albums like Trailer and 1977 which have been listed among the "greatest albums of all time." Their popular singles include "Girl From Mars," "Shining Light" and "Burn Baby Burn."

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Andrew Schulz - Andrew Cameron Schulz is a stand-up comedian, actor, television producer, and podcaster from the United States. He is recognized for his work on MTV2's Guy Code, the Flagrant two podcast, The Brilliant Idiots podcast, and the Amazon original series, Sneaky Pete, in addition to his stand-up. "Schulz Saves America" is Schulz's first Netflix special.