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Ben Musser performs songs promoting new album in Salt Lake City

By dailyutahchronicle.com · August 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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Musician Ben Musser performed at Gracie’s in downtown Salt Lake City last Saturday along with Walker Young to promote his new album “Sentimental Fever.” The album, released in May of this year, takes on classic pop and soul through a folk-rock lens, with Americana and blues sprinkled throughout. He wrote every song and played...

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