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West Ingston – “Men Don’t Cry” paints an eloquent and philosophical narrative

West Ingston was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He makes experimental music that is heavily influenced by hip hop, rap and R&B. He started writing songs in 2019 but recorded his first song in August of this year. Throughout, his single, “Men Don’t Cry”, Ingston’s voice is pure smooth fluidity: it expands, melts and […]

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