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Toxic Mountains
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Swans in a Barn-ey
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Angels Arriving
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Whales Breathing
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Trans/form
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Jheli Emmett Melbourne, Australia
Slinging those guitar licks like Long Island Ice Tea's on a friday afternoon. Singer songwriter and rock'n'roll artist turned producer
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