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The Coast is Clear
03:46
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The Plan
03:08
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Empty Room
04:22
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Old Ben Said it Best
03:18
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Forget it Baby
03:18
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If You Called
03:41
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Detour in Summer Fields
03:21
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Brothers in the Backseat
07:05
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9. |
Bell Tolls for Dead
04:01
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Fifteen Years
03:06
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11. |
Someone You Remember
04:46
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12. |
Rewind
04:00
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Matthew Vitticore New York, New York
I'm a dad of two bear cubs, the treasures of my life. Creating and co-creating is what I
do.
I've made a little music here and there. Years ago and minutes ago.
Demos recorded on desktops, flip-phones, iPhones. Some at Trackmaster Studios in Buffalo, the Hits Factory in Brooklyn, and the Speakeasy in Manchester.
Thank you for listening.
Love,
--MV
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