No Subject (Come with Me)

No Subject (Come with Me)

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Name = No Subject (Come with Me)


Artist = Cartel
from Album =
Cartel
Released = 2007
Format = CD
Recorded = 2007
Genre = Pop rock, Powerpop
Label = Epic Records
Producer = Zack Odom
Last single = "Lose It"
(2007)
This single = "No Subject (Come with Me)"
(2007)
Next single =

"No Subject (Come with Me)" is a song by the five-piece American pop-rock band Cartel. It was released as a single from their self-titled second album.

This song was recorded by Cartel while they spent 20 days recording a new album in a glass bubble. It was released July 24 on iTunes and Napster as part of a self titled EP with three songs from the new album which will be released on August 21.


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