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Tubesocks
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5000 Dollar Check
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Ghosted
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IDK
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U R What U Repeatedly Do
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Happysad Sunday
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Most Beautiful Grl
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In Pursuit of U
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Reinvent Yo Self
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Kickinit Alone
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Kiefer Los Angeles, California
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Kiefer is a central figure in the diverse independent music
scene of Los Angeles. His sound fuses various modalities of Black American Music, from jazz and R&B to hip-hop and electronic music.
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