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the building that we build
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Dazzling acoustic guitar compositions from this New Jersey musician, with notes that catch the light like the sun on wet blades of grass.
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when the river splits in half
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Five songs recorded via iPhone, each in a single take, the latest from for your ears only offers startlingly beautiful acoustic tracks.
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The Cloud Machine
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