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Curea
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Luken
05:09
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Flotion
01:55
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Centipedilite
02:22
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Night Violet
05:24
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Panamints
02:30
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Samsara
03:20
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Smidge
03:57
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Violet Reason
05:13
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Jazz House
04:19
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Chix
04:56
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Tabmar
05:14
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Ultrabeam
04:11
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New House
06:14
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Lee Scott Music Joshua Tree, California
From Atlanta, GA Lee Scott came to Los Angeles to attend CalArts where he received his MFA in composition.He recently retired from his career as a composer and music editor for films and TV after 28 years. His credits include The Thin Red Line and Moulin Rouge!.He currently lives in the Joshua Tree area of California where he operates Giant Rock Studios and performs live Electronic Indian music. ... more
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