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Cardiff
05:43
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Floe
04:44
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Aplomb
05:53
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Field's Claim
04:24
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Diseño
02:15
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Zamar
05:15
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Javelina
04:12
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Watermark
02:12
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Panicle
04:49
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Trysting Place
04:56
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Buoyhood Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Lo-Fi for the Most-High
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Zach Katonik, West Mifflin, Premillennialist Millennial
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