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Kang Daniel Goes with the Flow in “Waves”
Code Kunst Brings Simon Dominic and C Jamm Along for “Joke!”
Disturbingly Hooked: Losing Attention and Artistry for a Catchy Rapline
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Simon Dominic Opts for a Commercial Sound in “No Open Flames”
Simon Dominic Works through his Depression in “Darkroom: Roommates Only”
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