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Livin' Easy
03:47
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Time to Go
03:54
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Imperfect
03:35
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Could it Be?
03:16
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Verbatim
04:12
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Nicholas Diletti Vancouver, British Columbia
On Nicholas Diletti's debut EP, Livin' Easy, the record showcases diversely different styles of his writing, giving several
nods to influences such as: Richard Ashcroft & Noel Gallagher.
The EP ranges between notable genres, from the classic British Rock guitar riffs & solos on "Livin' Easy" & "Could it Be" to the closing out, more melancholic sounds on "Verbatim" sighting late indie influences.
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