By Shannon Ambrose

Behind The Shadow Web Series

The PORTAL Magazine’s very own Joey Stuckey in partnership with WKCD Entertainment, presents Behind The Shadow Web Series!

Promo – Featuring Joey Stuckey

Episode 1 – Featuring Zale (www.zalemusic.com)

Episode 2 – Featuring Kim Meeks (www.kimmeeksmusic.com)

Episode 3 – featuring Chris Hicks (www.facebook.com/chrishicksandfriends)

Episode 4 – Alan Clarke (www.taylorenglish.com)

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