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Translator
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Conversion Factor
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Ronkonkoma!
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Tiny Tune
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Night Light
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Paradigm Shift
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Translator (take 2)
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Barking Hoop Archival New York, New York
Kevin Norton: I’ve been performing and composing music since my 20s and now, into my 60s (2021), I realize that “the public record” of all my music is a record that has been mediated by a system of record labels and press (music writers, etc) that is uneven at best or downright corrupt at worst. (This page should be linked to kevinnorton.bandcamp.com ) – THANK YOU. ... more
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