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Rock ‘N Denim

Hailing from the North Shore of Sydney, die hard Manly Sea Eagles fan Kai Brown has had an incredible life so far. Kai is an accomplished musician who has rocked the USA for the last 10 years and when he’s not surfing or pumping out the hits he is designing and creating these incredible denim designs for his company All My Relations worn by supermodels and instafamous people the world over.

First 20 minutes is the fashion and the rest is stories on Rock N Roll. Enjoy Kai Brown and please subscribe on iTunes. If you’re feeling generous please sponsor us on patreon.com/onthemike to help us pay to make this show 🙂

http://www.allmyrelationsco.com/shop/

Me and Kai at his studio in Stanmore.

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