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In the Name of the Tenor
08:10
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Present Angels
02:34
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Lifetide
03:55
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What The Snake Does
05:52
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Onglowing Sum
05:50
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Wicked Impulse
04:49
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Occasion-persuasion
01:45
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Trees Undone
04:00
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Settle The Kettle
03:09
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Simmer Downtown
03:14
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Coolly Level Out
03:16
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Daniel Carter & Federico Ughi New York, New York
Daniel and Federico have continued to evolve as musicians, yet they have a certain fundamental understanding between them that has enabled their bond to flourish in the midst of the changes around them.
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