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Pomodore I: to may to
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Pomodore II: sea quince
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Pomodore III: move ment
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Pomodore IV: sea fome
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Luscho Buffalo, New York
Hi, I'm Luke Williams! I make music about things that are important to me, like: trains, materials, feelings.
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