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Fusing It In the Sun
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Chroma Zoom
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Phantom Tape
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Ebow Tape
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Bass Earth Sun Austin, Texas
Bass Earth Sun is a page featuring compositions, meditations and recordings by John Dixon. JD plays and records in the band Many Birthdays and has written and recorded two full-length animation scores. Need a remix? Music for your short film? Want to collaborate? Please use the contact link. Be kind, stay safe and stay prog! ... more
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