Tiny Microphone Portland, Oregon
Tiny Microphone is the moniker for Kristine from Tiny Fireflies and Very Truly Yours. "Other Cities" LP reissue on Shelflife
Records and Fastcut Records out August 25th.
Do you have a show inquiry or want to tell me about your dog? Great! I play with a 4 piece band and LOVE dogs. email: tinymicrophone.music@gmail.com
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