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Time Moves Slow
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Another Goodbye
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Can I Keep This
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I Know It's Over
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Look At Me
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Missed You Go
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She Comes Home
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This Is Not The Way
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What You Say
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You Have A Choice
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Antonio DiBartolomeo Manchester, Kentucky
Antonio DiBartolomeo was born in Ripalimosani Italy and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has self released 64 albums and 40 singles. Antonio is a multi instrumentalist, singers-songwriter and producer. Brooding, fragile, melancholy ruminations on love, desire, loss. Haunting mood songs. Folk romanticism. A classicist with a plaintive voice. Desolation and rage pondering and confessions. ... more
Antonio DiBartolomeo recommends:
The recording process is the most creative and the most genius one can become. I learned from all the great artists that I grew up with. Meditation on love and desire.
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