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'They Call Me Superseven' OST

by Call Me Greenhorn

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The Fez 01:43
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Say UNCLE 01:16
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Busy Street 02:03
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Squawky 02:12
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Set to Blow 02:30
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Thunderpussy 02:18
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about

Super7even is an international man of mystery and the top agent for T.H.E.M., a secret organization, sworn to battle the world wide forces of evil!. His code name is DANGER! His passport…to HELL!

Blending garage, 60s Beat, schmaltz, French ye-ye and Ennio Morricone, this album collects seventeen tracks created for 60 Second Film School's feature 'They Call Me Superseven' and award-winning web series 'The Adventures of Super7even'.

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released April 15, 2013

Written, recorded and mixed between February 12th - March 30th 2013.
Produced by Magnus Sellergren.

Lyrics for "I Am Super7even" written by Jerry Kokich.

Vocals courtesy Jerry Kokich.

Visit Super7even at super7evenspy.com

Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/0EgIcUHi6NMjizbeYeCKOU

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Call Me Greenhorn Sweden

Call Me Greenhorn is the instrumental project of musician/composer Magnus Sellergren, mixing a wide variety of influences like soundtracks; John Carpenter horror sounds; King Tubby-esque dubs; Beastie Boys/BS 2000-styled breakbeats; 60s lounge, schmaltz, exotica and Moog weirdness into one unique sound that is truly his own.

Magnus currently resides in Sweden.
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