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David Black- "Medicine Fight" song re-release March 24th

  My song "Medicine Fight" will be re-released to most digital channels on March 24th, 2016.  People will find it interesting that "Medicine Fight" pre-dates Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" (the song where the chorus goes-"this is my fight song, take back my life song, etc) because I put a rough live version on YouTube in 2013 and Rachel Platten "Fight Song" was recorded in 2014.
See the official YouTube version of "Medicine Fight" to hear it:
Video- "Medicine Fight" song

Rachel Platten "Fight Song"-  https://youtu.be/xo1VInw-SKc

My rough sketch of "Medicine Fight from 2013- rough sketch "Medicine Fight"

   "Medicine Fight" will be on the following digital stores/channels-
iTunes
Apple Music
You Tube Art Tracks
Spotify
Amazon Music
Google Play
Deezer
Rhapsody
eMusic
Simfy Africa
iHeart Radio
MediaNet
VerveLife
Tidal
Gracenote
Shazam
7Digital
Juke
Slacker
Guvera
KKBox
Akazoo
Anghami
Spinlet
Neurotic Media
Yandex
Target Music
ClaroMusica
Zvooq
Saavn
NMusic
8tracks
Q.Sic
Cur

  • YouTube Art Tracks
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  • iTunes
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  • Apple Music
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  • Spotify
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  • Amazon Music
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  • Google Play
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  • Deezer
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  • Groove
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  • Rhapsody
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  • eMusic
  • Simfy Africa
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  • iHeartRadio
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  • MediaNet
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  • VerveLife
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  • Tidal
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  • Gracenote
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  • Shazam
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  • 7Digital
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  • Juke
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  • Slacker
  • Guvera
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  • KKBox
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  • Akazoo
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  • Anghami
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  • Spinlet
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  • Neurotic Media
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  • Yandex
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  • Target Music
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  • ClaroMusica
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  • Zvooq
  • Saavn
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  • NMusic
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  • 8tracks
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  • Q.Sic
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  • Cur

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