TONACITY'S ULTIMATE PLAYLIST | Find it on Spotify!

Ever wondered what the members of Tonacity listen to on their own time? Now's your chance to find out!

We've created a playlist of song recommendations, and with the power of the music sharing tool, Spotify, all our fans can listen in! Every member recommended two songs, and they're grouped together by member. Take a guess at who added what in the comments below!

Tonacity's Ultimate Playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/user/hannahvestal99/playlist/5oUrYcqczcQTsG3nkMzvYh?si=q-LYdiMSRrS0bM5fhaWaVA

It's so fun to share the differences in our music styles with everyone! It truly is amazing to be able to come together and appreciate music of all different kinds!

We'll be revealing the members' suggestions every week on our Instagram, so give us a follow and see how many guesses you got correct!

Cheers,
Dani James, VP

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