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Fading
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Mistakes
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Probably
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I Thought I Tried
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Gross
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Air
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Last Time
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Blurry
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I Won't Wait
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Fading Away
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Sleepy Cell Springfield, Massachusetts
Hi I'm Taylor. Not sure how to categorize this stuff. I have many influences. Each time I make an album I try to lean into a different genre. I'm inspired by bands like Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, LCD Soundsystem, Death Grips, Beck, Tyler the Creator, Lizzo, Hot Chip, Radiohead, Yacht, Fujiya & Miyagi, The B-52s, Tame Impala, and Wilco just to name some. ... more
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