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Andrew Green Atlanta, Georgia
I'm an experimental music artist who likes to play around with different sounds and styles of composition in hope of creating somethings original and expressive.
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From the always-great label Umor Rex comes the latest from Lina Filipovich: A ruthless deconstruction of classical pieces.
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