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Default-piece-image-0 I created this piece as a part of an "audio grab bag" experiment with some of my producer friends. I asked everyone to offer up some of their raw sound and a few good songs, then we all made pieces out of the material. This is what I made. Thanks to Robin Amer for the interview sound. This piece was aired on Brown Student Radio on May 12th, 2005.

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I created this piece as a part of an "audio grab bag" experiment with some of my producer friends. I asked everyone to offer up some of their raw sound and a few good songs, then we all made pieces out of the material. This is what I made. Thanks to Robin Amer for the interview sound. This piece was aired on Brown Student Radio on May 12th, 2005.