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Monstas' Marriage
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Esteemed Dougie
04:27
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False Gravity
01:07
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Whip
02:51
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Bares
02:54
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Residual Pulse
05:22
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Market Slip
01:58
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Milk
02:32
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Jullyfeeush
01:03
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The Final Futz
03:21
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Charmaine Lee New York, New York
Charmaine Lee is a New York-based vocalist from Sydney, Australia. Her music is predominantly improvised, favoring a
uniquely personal approach to vocal expression concerned with spontaneity, playfulness, and risk-taking. Beyond extended vocal technique, Charmaine uses amplification, feedback, and microphones to augment and distort the voice.
Image by Ebru Yildiz
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