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Worst Summer Ever

by Tropic

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	1.	June First 02:16		download
	2.	Motor City 04:36		download
	3.	SmokeCloves 01:46		download
	4.	Yards 02:11		download
	5.	Autumn 02:31		download

about

Music I've made this summer while underemployed and trapped in perpetual 60s and cloudy weather

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released August 2, 2011

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Some rights reserved. Please refer to individual track pages for license info.

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Tropic Vancouver, British Columbia

I make beats and shit in Portland Oregon

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discography

Weird Bits

Jul 2012
Worst Summer Ever

Aug 2011
Putmeincoach

Dec 2011
Forest Lullabye

May 2011
Yule Tracks 2010

Dec 2010
Akkad

Sep 2010

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