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We Are;
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Drone
03:47
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Inside
04:48
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The Infinite
04:28
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No Worry
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End Point
07:38
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A Ninja Slob Drew Me Southampton, UK
A Ninja Slob Drew Me is an extended range bassist who attempts to remove the conception that solo bass music is only for other musicians. He has created six atmospheric largely instrumental albums that span a range of genres and styles.
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