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Cavalcade of Faces
02:39
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Glow Area
02:53
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Till Then
03:16
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For Reasons
02:35
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The Mysteries
02:57
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Coeternal
03:26
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Leonids
03:18
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Intravolve
03:54
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Dan Koshute Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
When multi-octave singer/songwriter, Dan Koshute, sets his mind to something, he doesn’t half-ass it. His newest, self- produced record, Intravolve, is no exception. On Intravolve Koshute sings of hard-won personal truths and their contradictions derived from experiences of introspection and outlook, loss and lossless-ness, and big time individuality. ... more
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