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It’s “Cold In LA” for Why Don’t We

Yesterday popular pop band Why Don’t We took to social media posting a never-before-heard clip from a song from band member Daniel Seavey‘s phone titled “Cold in LA.”

The wait is over though because “Cold In LA” officially dropped this morning. This group’s popularity continues to rapidly grow, and I can’t see them slowing down anytime soon especially with hit’s like this.

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