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There Goes My World
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I Will Take You Back
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Shiezo Yeung
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Odd Boy
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Santa Monica Beat
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Steal The Moon
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N Judah
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Searchers
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Scatterplot Chicago, Illinois
Skatterplot is a one man band headed by Steve Solomon.
Heartbreak city meets ironic grooves
meets modern-Beatles meets Ben Folds and has lunch with Coldplay. Steve has written, sings and performs all the instruments, along with doing all the studio recording, mixing, editing and mastering on his new CD, Digital Woman. Steve has been performing professionally since 1999 at the age of ten.
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