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Fragments and Frequencies by Seth Metoyer

Seth Metoyer

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  • Seth Metoyer

    Founder of BrokenCurfewRecords.com. Grammy Winner with Sony Music. Dove Award Nominee with Rugged Records. Writer. Feature Film Producer. Exploring music, faith, philosophy, art, film, and culture. Empowering Independent Artists.

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