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World Of Colour
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From The Taxi Window
03:52
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Pistol Man
04:23
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From South Furby
03:52
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Fleeting Disaster
04:02
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Afraid
05:01
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Fly
04:55
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Alternate Door
04:55
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Slow Decay
04:53
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Tapestry Telepathy
03:11
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Thank You
03:41
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Matthew Carter Salmon Arm, British Columbia
My most recent works are an album called MIDI Me, which is me dipping my toes into the world of electronic music, as well as a project I am calling "finding safety", which is the four singles that have similar looking images. I intend on continuing work on Finding Safety over the next few months. ... more
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