Depression as a LoFi Album, by ecilad

Depression as a LoFi Album

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1.	When can we talk about New York? 01:06
2.	The Abyss 00:57
3.	Late Night Television 01:15
4.	You think a depressed person could make this? 01:39
5.	Self-repair 01:02
6.	a bipolar bi-polar bi polar bear 00:14	buy track

Winter has set in. Along with my depression. I'm dealing with it by stringing together loops and beats and silly things from the internet.
...enjoy

released January 22, 2023

dalice Michigan

Lofi Singer/Songwriter.

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