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Math
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It's My Job
06:07
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M-O-N-E-Y
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Grandmother's Stories
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Love Has Changed Me
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Run For Your Lives
05:33
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A Love To Last Forever
03:23
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Let It All Go
03:57
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She Knows
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Tides
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Rick Tarquinio New Jersey
My music is created very simply using improvisation, chance procedures or accidental means. I also do a lot of field
recording and sound experiments using natural forces to create sound. I used to be a singer/songwriter in a past life, but every caterpillar has its day...
You can check out more of my work below
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