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Intro
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One Big Party
06:09
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The Yellow Jacket
06:04
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Lotus
08:06
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The Torrent
04:43
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Madiba Monologue
01:11
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Madiba
05:29
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Shaun Martin Dallas, Texas
Shaun Martin - Artist, producer, songwriter, performer and multiple GRAMMY® Award winner . . . Shaun Martin is carving his
space in the annals of musical history . . .
Widely known for his work with Kirk Franklin, and Snarky Puppy, his creative stamp can be heard on projects with musical legends Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, Fred Hammond, Tamela Mann, Kim Burrell, and God’s Property to name a few.
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