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(Hey, We're) The Disclosures

by The Disclosures

The dynamic debut comprised of songs that focus on credit union history and philosophy from The Disclosures.
Genre: Rock: Acoustic
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1. (Hey, We're) The Disclosures
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2. Movin' On With My Money
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2:11 $0.99
3. Credit Union History (Fact)
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4. Credit Union History (Fiction)
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5. The Ballad of Friedrich Raiffeisen
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6. 98 Problems (But a Bank Ain't One)
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7. Seven Good Reasons
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


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The Disclosures is an all-acoustic, “thrift-rock” duo consisting of Chad Helminak and Christopher Morris. They are young and passionate credit union advocates.

Christopher and Chad met at a credit union training a few years ago, where they discovered they both play guitar, live in Madison and are huge fans of credit unions.

They started casually jamming and performing live, but soon began collaborating on clever and fun songs dealing with cooperative principles, credit unions and financial wellness. They’ve played a variety of credit union events and their music has been featured on the websites of credit unions, trade and advocacy groups and even the Huffington Post’s “Move Your Money” website.


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