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Into Music
Jedd Beaudoin
Into Music: Tim Quirk
OCT 12, 202628 MIN
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Description
Tim Quirk and Jay Blumenfield wanted to try something different for the new Wonderlick album, Wonderlick Loves You, so they traveled to Virginia to collaborate with musicians who came from radically different musical backgrounds than their own.

