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Duke Stamina Drops Debut Album “Super Horse Dads 2 TURBO: Tournament Edition (Original Soundtrack)”

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Multi-faceted Southwest Florida-based artist Spencer Elles has been hard at work amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Under the pseudonym Duke Stamina, the self-produced queer rap artist dropped his debut full-length album, “Super Horse Dads 2 TURBO: Tournament Edition (Original Soundtrack) ,” in September after signing onto the Los Angeles-based indie record label Sweatband Records. His unique music creations draw from a blend of genres including rap, trap hip hop, EDM, and punk, infused with comedic satire and self-described “aggressively gay” lyrical content.

We’ll explore the new album along with Elles’ work in digital illustration and design and his video production company Dandy House.

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