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25 June 2006 by nathaniel

more songs for the

Yes, Colin, maybe I have caught the ccMixter bug. Just uploaded another poetry slam styled vocal track, this time from a video art piece specifically produced for the Netherlands Film Festival, at Aryan Kaganof’s request. a song for the now available for re-mix. Now I wish I had my saxophone with….

Description: a video art / slam poetry piece about the complexities of listening, paternalism and being, framed in a father/son relationship.
Tags: acappella, media, non_commercial, audio, mp3, 44k, mono, CBR, father, patriarchy, singin, spoken_word, poetry_slam, male_volcals, hamlet, to_be, poetry, rap, melody, bassline, bass

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