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Bits of Florida
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River Woman
03:21
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What Was I like?
03:32
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Roll Along
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Mr. Sweet
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Fofoir
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Dark Wanderer
03:01
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Eyes
03:42
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Nomad by Name
03:50
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Angel Crow Massachusetts
I am a neurodivergent musician and write, record, and play all my songs unless otherwise noted. In the recordings I play guitar, mandoline, trumpet, melaphonium, bass, piano, and drums. I also use fruityloops and a Moog. Music was a survival tool for me through a tumultuous childhood. Form, technique, and skill are almost secondary to this. I love unique sound and interesting melodies. ... more
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