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Worshiping the Devil
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Akron (Hell No)
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Tarot Card
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Candy Pop Girls
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The House Always Wins
04:50
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Vanishing Point
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Roller
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Statutory
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Victim
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Dirty Money
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What You Got
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John Cartel Akron, Ohio
As a solo musician and multi-instrumentalist, John Cartel works by a simple philosophy: to duplicate hip-hop’s reign over the music world by bringing a more authentic street sound back to rock n’ roll.
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