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Birds and the bell tower
05:46
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They work for the mafia
06:03
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Raised by goats
04:00
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Beware of dog
05:06
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Kitchen sounds
03:16
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Tears on my pillow pie
07:34
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Tuned in
05:14
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Agarita Jamboree
My music is inspired by what I hear. I like to play with sound recordings of moments from my life, both exciting and routine, and give them new meaning and context through my instrumentation and collaging. Agarita Jamboree tells her story while inviting you to hear your own. Thank you for listening! ... more
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