Angst
by Sam B
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How Much?
02:36
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Angst
02:32
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Mom's Basement
05:20
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4. |
The Shadow: Part 1
01:17
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5. |
Among the Fields
03:52
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The Shadow: Part 2
05:28
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7. |
Surviving Winter
04:56
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The Valley
04:05
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9. |
Losing Focus
03:31
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Glaciers of Gethen
07:26
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Tiny Spores
05:27
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12. |
The Return
03:51
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about
recorded onto cassette during winter/spring 2019.
a time of uncertainty, transition, depression, and unexpected beauty.
manic euphoria, emptiness, self-love, deliberation.
credits
played recorded and mixed by myself.
Rendered listenable (mastered) by Ethan Isaac
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about
Sam B New Jersey
I am a genre bending multi instrumentalist and prolific home recording artist based in New Jersey.
discography
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Sep 2022 -
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Nov 2019
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