Smile That Killed A Country (Code Blue Mix)
from Smile That Killed A Country (Code Blue Tour bonus single) by Mach Fox & I Ya Toyah
credits
from Smile That Killed A Country (Code Blue Tour bonus single),
released February 18, 2019
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all rights reserved
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about
I Ya Toyah Chicago, Illinois
I Ya Toyah is not a musical act, she’s a movement. This Chicago area phenom has released several critically acclaimed
recordings, created multiple award-winning music videos, and toured the US multiple times.
I Ya Toyah blends elements of industrial, pop, electro rock and darkwave into a unique aural tapestry- the perfect backdrop for her intensely personal lyrics and powerful vocals.
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shows
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Apr 30Austin, TX
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May 3Houston, TX
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May 8Fort Lauderdale, FL
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May 11Knoxville, TN
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May 16New York (NYC), NY
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May 18Boston, MA
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May 19Baltimore, MD
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Sep 29Chicago, IL
discography
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