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LOVE SONG I
02:04
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LOVE SONG II
01:28
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LOVE SONG III
02:05
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LOVE SONG IIII
04:02
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LOVE SONG IIIII
01:04
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LOVE SONG IIIIII
01:49
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LOVE SONG IIIIIII
02:02
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIII
03:33
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIII
02:25
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIIII
02:34
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIIIII
01:13
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIIIIII
01:40
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIIIIIII
01:12
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LOVE SONG IIIIIIIIIIIIII
00:53
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gabby fluke-mogul New York, New York
gabby fluke-mogul is a New York based violinist, improviser, composer, & educator. fluke-mogul exists within the threads of improvisation, the jazz continuum, noise, & experimental music. Their playing has been described as “embodied, visceral, & virtuosic” & “the most striking sound in improvised music in years…” ... more
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