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Gee Ami
Artist Gee Ami witnesses the world around him steadily increasing in polarization, even though there’s nothing that would make him happier than seeing people come together. He tries to solve this problem using the music that has been flowing through him ever since he was a little boy.
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Artist Gee Ami witnesses the world around him steadily increasing in polarization, even though there’s nothing that would make him happier than seeing people come together. He tries to solve this problem using the music that has been flowing through him ever since he was a little boy.
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