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Talking to Light
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All Arms On
02:17
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Imminent Combustion
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Once Meant More
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Point Taken
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Trains For Brains
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Is That It?
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Nothing New!
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fivepaw Chicago, Illinois
Jamie Pawloski is fivepaw, and fivepaw is an ever-expanding musical sphere. His music is always moving, constantly evolving, even at its most still and serene. And there’s a sense of harmony and richness to it even when it spirals out toward the edge of chaos. Like the universe itself, it is finite, but boundless. ... more
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