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The Rancho Park Devils Explore Love’s Contradictions on “I Like Love You”
Joel Doria’s Electronic Pulsations: Ten Tracks, Endless Experiments, and a Vision of the Future
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Peter Burns

Kee Beez rhymes are full of lived-in lyrical details and anecdotes that give his tracks a human touch

Amidst the ever-changing landscape of the music industry, Kee Beez never changes. He’s the same exuberant California rapper we first heard in 2010 with the “So Fresh, So Clean” EP. His words swiftly carom off the beat-teetering between spoken word and actual rapping and a sing-song-melody. Ten years and a whole lot of projects later, […]

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