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Who Dis (Intro)
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The Dark Ride
06:00
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Lady Jade
03:51
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Moonlit Frustration
04:54
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Music & Magic
03:16
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Event Horizon
05:16
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M2 - All of the Things
04:18
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Cognitive Universe
02:35
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Ser ELN Guernsey, Iowa
Eboni Nash (Ser ELN) is an electronic music artist, violinist, and music enthusiast all in one. From rock to jazz to hip hop to classical and everything in between, she finds her inspiration from the most remote places of the musical diaspora.
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