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Midori
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Such a Waste
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Toasted, Almond, Pantone
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Naked Mole Rat
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Wow man it has been over 5 years since this tape arrived on the internet. I remember my first experiences with this record, it took me some getting used to. But over the years, it became one of the most influential records of my entire high school career. I used this album for pure enjoyment, meditation, hell I've even dreamt of the first track at one point. Truly grateful for this album along with a few of his other releases, being a part of my life, and I can gladly say I feel great owning it.
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gratitude.
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Wonderful alternation of dreamy little musical postcard moments and sequences in which the beat grabs you again and takes you to the next down rocked, picturesque little LoFi Hip Hop town. You can nearly smell the almost vanished scent of sun cream on your skin.
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meditation [.ep]
by jinsang
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This album is like taking a relaxing dip in a hot spring; not too hot, not too cold. You really feel the beats and tones wash over you.
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EP2!
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JPEGMAFIA follows November's EP! with this aptly titled release that explores distrust, anguish, and mental health.
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Veteran
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Station Wagon [SINGLE]
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Infusing his trademark style with trap, this London jazz drummer-turned-rapper and producer is playfully sharp-edged on his new single.
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confessions
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More contemplative and downtempo than his other releases, but still just as smooth and enjoyable.
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