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Greg 'Mudd' Lowther is a Long Beach musician whose played in many punk bands in the Long Beach scene. Along with playing in bands within the LB scene, Lowther also puts out music for said bands under the name Long Beach Records, which is a sister label to [[Skunk Records]]. During a surf session with [[Michael Happoldt|Miguel]] (something the two bonded over), Miguel expressed interest on running a label that focused more on the punk side than the reggae side of [[Skunk Records]]. Being too business with [[Long Beach Dub Allstars]] at the time, Lowther and Miguel both agreed that forming a sister label would be what best suited the situation, thus marked the birth of Long Beach Records.

'''Previous/current bands (in progress):'''
*[[The Falling Idols|Falling Idols]]
*Corn Doggy Dog & the Half Pound
*[[Busface]]
*[[Del Noah And The Mt. Arafinks]]
*Glue Factory
*Live @ Subs
*Indonesian Mules
*3rd Alley
*The Pivot Foots

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−	Greg 'Mudd' Lowther is a Long Beach musician whose played in many punk bands in the Long Beach scene. Along with playing in bands within the LB scene, Lowther also puts out music for said bands under the name Long Beach Records, which is a sister label to [[Skunk Records]]. During a surf session with [[Michael Happoldt\|Miguel]] (something the two bonded over), Miguel expressed interest on running a label that focused more on the punk side than the reggae side of [[Skunk Records]]. Being too ~~business~~ with [[Long Beach Dub Allstars]] at the time, Lowther and Miguel both agreed that forming a sister label would be what best suited the situation, thus marked the birth of Long Beach Records.	+	Greg 'Mudd' Lowther is a Long Beach musician whose played in many punk bands in the Long Beach scene. Along with playing in bands within the LB scene, Lowther also puts out music for said bands under the name Long Beach Records, which is a sister label to [[Skunk Records]]. During a surf session with [[Michael Happoldt\|Miguel]] (something the two bonded over), Miguel expressed interest on running a label that focused more on the punk side than the reggae side of [[Skunk Records]]. Being too busy with [[Long Beach Dub Allstars]] at the time, Lowther and Miguel both agreed that forming a sister label would be what best suited the situation, thus marked the birth of Long Beach Records.

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