The mountains and wonders of love's through this introspective pop sound, Angus Legg "3rd grade art" (acoustic)

Angus Legg tells us his story with an open heart. As honest as it is touching, the words he knits together in his latest title "3rd grade art" are a delicate testimony that captures the small moments of love life in its greatest naivety and in its greatest craziness.
The Australian artist delivers an unconventional production with emotional acoustic accents. Angus’s performance welcomes us to her luxurious poetry garden. Listening to this vibe is perfect for your acoustic playlist! Stream below
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