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from Moving On by Jett I Masstyr

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made this after listening to the 'weakend', put me in a spaced mood lol. sometimes you need something new to push yourself forward.

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from Moving On, released October 5, 2012

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Jett I Masstyr Houston

born in '82

started making beats in '04

haven't stopped since
&
I love star wars, hence the name.

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