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Introducing
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It May Concern
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Instrument Loops
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2 Cassettes
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No Water
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Solo Keys
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iT Boy Brooklyn, New York
Theo Baer (aka iT Boy) is a Brooklyn-based composer and performer. His work is the result of a diverse musical upbringing
and journey towards emotional healing as a black and trans artist. These compositions illustrate an intimate and vulnerable narrative channeled through the manipulation of tape loops, synthesizers, keyboards, and other, electronic voices.
ig: @itboytpb
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