Interview with Kyle LaLone: Music, Struggles, and New Beginnings

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Kyle LaLone, a roots-rock musician, explores a tougher, rock-driven sound in his new album, “Make My Own Way.” The record reflects his journey through recovery and resilience while addressing social and political issues. LaLone’s honest songwriting blends country influences with rock, showcasing his evolution as an artist and storyteller.

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Interview with Kyle LaLone: Music, Struggles, and New Beginnings

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