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The Life of a Savage
00:39
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Gridlock!
04:09
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Horses Running
04:16
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GOD Inc. #11
02:35
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Solo Valley
03:10
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Earthquake Pills
02:54
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Forsake Us Now
03:18
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Straw Cave Man
01:54
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10. |
Eulogy for Rohith Vemula
03:43
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11. |
Division Ways
04:41
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12. |
O Perdão
02:26
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13. |
ONE
04:25
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Blue Mar
Shining at the forefront of the music scene, Blue Mar is a LA based artist whose music dances between indie, blues, folk and
rock.
Detailing themes about social alienation in subjects such as greed, hypocrisy, absurdity and despair.
Blue Mar feeds off irony, satire and a dose of dark humor to make audiences see the obvious that goes unnoticed in everyday life.
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