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Tros Vitesse
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Rollin'
03:39
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No One's Gonna Stop You
03:12
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Chores
04:04
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Smile
02:55
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Ethnotechnicalities
03:14
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Brian Wallin Ottawa, Ontario
Brian Wallin is a multi-instrumentalist Algonquin from the magical land known as Nepean, Ontario, with roots embedded in Kitigan Zibi. He has been in many projects such as: How Far To Mexico, Ethnotechnique, Problematic, Lloyd Smiley Band. He looks to dabble in whatever music he can make. Willing to experiment with his sound, watch out for this zesty new artist as he makes that music stuff. ... more
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