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The First of Many Firsts
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LOVE: In Three Acts
04:27
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51 Degrees
02:18
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Match
00:16
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Now, Life is Living You
03:36
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Chiasmus
01:57
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Flowers
00:50
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Surely
02:20
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Scrapbook
04:01
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Cyril
02:55
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To Relive in Flashes
00:54
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Brandon Lien Los Angeles, California
Brandon Lien is a solo independent artist writing music with a wide variety of influences- from math rock and punk, to hip hop and experimental.
Let's share a moment of vulnerability.
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