march., by hijaq.

march.

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ceein So much *feeling* brought through a balance of emotional solo guitar playing and chill lofi type beats. Favorite track: tokyo..

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1.	the more things change the more they stay the same. 01:34	buy track
2.	what if we didn't use chords. 01:23	buy track
3.	dmaj7. 01:34	buy track
4.	a beat for u. 01:30	buy track
5.	good take. 01:07	buy track
6.	osaka. 02:14	buy track
7.	nara. 02:13	buy track
8.	tokyo. 02:04	buy track
9.	three strings. 01:02	buy track
10.	two hijaqs. 01:18	buy track
11.	hurts so good. 01:32	buy track
12.	just playing stuff that sounds nice. 01:05	buy track
13.	c and g. 01:05	buy track
14.	feel better soon. 01:15	buy track
15.	you have to play chords until you feel them. 01:14	buy track

released May 1, 2025

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