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nervous energy - 39°0'N
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Judicar - track one
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Judicar - track two
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Judicar - track three
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nervous energy Brooklyn, New York
songs recorded in my cubicle during workhours -- no overtime required. deliverables submitted one business day ahead of schedule for review. 6-10 years industry experience.
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