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Sound 1
03:52
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Intermission
01:33
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The Foot Tapper
02:17
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Sound 2
01:55
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Daybreak
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Stuck
02:37
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Annie Bree Ate It
02:14
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Skiye New York, New York
Skiye’s music is unique and birthed from his many various influences over the years. You can hear these many influences throughout his compositions. Most of the music written by Skiye is idiosyncratic and/or atonal and follows no predetermined structure or style. His music is also known for shifting genres within a single song, often more than once or blending genres together. ... more
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