sound experiments 2015
by Scott Worthington
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about
some monthly experiments from the first half of 2015: excerpts, tests, ideas. things that fall between sketches and pieces.
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released January 15, 2015
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all rights reserved
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Scott Worthington Los Angeles, California
Scott Worthington enjoys a diverse career as a musician based in Los Angeles.
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Jan 2015
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