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Fade
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Too Much to Pack Light
03:46
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Theme in f minor
02:27
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Heavy
03:55
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Asphalt to Anywhere
03:07
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Now and Again at Dark
08:06
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Elegy and Remembrance
02:19
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Sketches of Reflections
05:13
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Last Rounds for Fools
06:00
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So Please Fade
06:21
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RJ Young Portland, Oregon
R.J. Young is a native of Portland, Oregon. His music can be described as cinematic Americana art rock. Most of his recordings are highly expressive instrumental work that reminds the listener of the desert or a meaningful narrative. His music can be beautiful, harsh, mellow or rowdy, depending upon the story he wants to tell. ... more
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