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In the Sun
02:52
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Where Do I Belong?
04:03
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Please Stay
04:42
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Long Way Home (Prelude)
00:45
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Long Way Home
03:55
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Subversion
03:33
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Why Do I Try (Prelude)
00:37
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Why Do I Try
03:30
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In My Garden
05:00
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Masks
03:28
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Gloria (U2 Cover)
04:07
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Subversion (Rehearsal)
03:34
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In My Garden (Rehearsal)
05:00
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Evet Socrates Los Angeles, California
EVET SOCRATES is a Los Angeles-based musician, artist, and film maker.
Early on he was exposed to New Wave and
Neo-Classical Metal and his interest in guitar playing surged with an all-encompassing vigor. Throughout his career, Evet has strived to maintain a balance between ‘tonality and technique’, and create not just songs, but works of art.
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