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English Mustard
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This Is Just A Trill
04:10
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Lost & Looking
02:27
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Howard
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A Lullaby To Say Goodbye
01:33
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The CB3 Melbourne, Australia
Blending class-act musicianship with a rare gift of both conviction and restraint, the creative prowess of The CB3 defines new parameters for contemporary music. Their funk, jazz, RnB and neo-soul influences bind an offering that is equal parts unbridled and deliciously refined. ... more
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