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We Have Plenty
01:48
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Learning Curve
02:42
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Cazimi
03:46
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Backup Magic
02:52
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Petrichor
03:36
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Solo Cup
01:44
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Don't Rush Me
03:25
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On Being A Vessel
03:00
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Wounded Moon
03:32
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The First Medicine
02:58
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Milky Way
03:40
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They Are Just Shadows
03:07
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Foam
03:04
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Flitting Around The Room
02:28
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Michael Anticoli Los Angeles, California
"Self-taught pianist Michael Anticoli brings his unique brand of storytelling to the instrument with his percussive playing and inventive, energetic songs."
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