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Woolly Mammoth
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Who Are You, Even?
05:02
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Pandora
03:33
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Life Affirming
04:37
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I'll Eat You Up
01:52
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Low Note In The Chorus
06:07
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Wicker Park
07:59
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Quilombo
02:57
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Reference Material
02:48
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Interstate Traffic
02:03
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One Forty Five
03:46
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Sophrosyne New Orleans, Louisiana
As Sophrosyne, artist Jason Van Pelt strives to convey a sense of balance and introspection, influenced by 90s and 2000s electronica and instrumental hiphop. Sophrosyne establishes itself in Jason’s upbringing in New Orleans, drawing on nostalgia and a sense of melodic story-telling. Recording as Sophrosyne since 1996, Jason’s fourth album, Reference Material, is set for release on 12/19/2021. ... more
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