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Bidet Song
00:30
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Bike Bell
00:50
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Grape
00:38
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Should I Quit My Job?
00:32
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Shampoo
02:23
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1999
00:29
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The Last Chip
00:30
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Honey Crisp Man
00:30
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I'm Not Snoring
00:30
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Go Get Vaccinated
00:30
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True Crime Ecstacy
00:36
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Puzzle Song
01:34
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Katmaz Los Angeles, California
Katmaz produces emotive, soulful music with a unique and emotional voice. Katmaz often draws comparisons to Bon Iver , Young the Giant, and Portugal, the Man. Jason Grishkoff (Indie Shuffle) has called Katmaz's work "Beautiful enough to put me in a stupor", and The Wild Honey Pie has stated that Katmaz makes music "that could fill a stadium packed with awe struck fans" ... more
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