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altar (greg krezos ft. zutsuri) altar by zutsuri was another love at first... listening. amazing lyrics, out of this world or, perhaps as deep as it g...
unknown prisson theme an inprogress work. looking for collaboration. may be a good guitarrist or a good singer could help?
i wrote the few lirics but...
spotted eagle this is for an indian friend i had. he was real funny and cool. he played flute pretty well. i hope he's doing well. we lost touch. ...
why did you break it used the piano from morning dew by nino nardini, such a beautiful song ,sample,media,bpm_065_070,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,ste...
milkdaddy_-_rich bitch (ft. amir smith) ...a thirsty sound..and another.
intro: alright! it's yo buddy amir smith, representing milk daddy! and it'...
sea wave lie the crew:
darkroom - synths, drums
martijn de boer - bass + music loop
@crazylittleasian - vocals
many thanks to y'all for letting ...
the ladder ,media,remix,bpm_095_100,ccplus_stem,ccplus,sample,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,stereo,vbr,archive,zip,hip_hop,instrumental,bones,strings,...
the day god got evicted i was out walking recently when infront of me on the other side of the road was a small crowd assembled outside an old church....
broken dreams blues ,media,remix,trackback,in_podcast,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,stereo,vbr,instrumental,drums,guitar,bass,electronic,synthesizer,e...
heart strings to string bags henry wood was a londoner born in 1869 to a father who played the cello and a mother who played the piano.
he had a dist...
mustard sun this is the mustard sun, featuring stems from subliminal's fine "the sun" track ,media,remix,bpm_075_080,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,ster...
they say it's impossible ,media,remix,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,stereo,vbr,female_vocals,drums,bass,electronic,synthesizer,experimental,chill,loop...
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