Cosmic Starfish
by Cosmic Starfish
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumHoused in a digipak
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Don't Give Up
03:44
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What's Real
03:15
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Blue Tuesday
02:57
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Behind My House
03:15
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Sea Major
03:39
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Landing Out Of Place
01:45
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Fish In A Bowl
03:43
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Happy Most Of The Time
03:45
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Plug & Play
04:33
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Silverlake
02:45
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Grace Fool
03:07
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about
Cosmic Starfish, aka Jeffrey Randall Snyder, is a one-man electro-folk pop phenomenon who blends an inviting mix of heartfelt folk tunes with psychedelic electronica. Simply put, it's folk. CS started back in Los Angeles in, Summer of 2004 when Jeffrey, a local singer/songwriter, got together with his long-time buddy and producer extraordinaire, Adrien 75. Together, they developed a fresh musical aesthetic by layering unaffected vocals and acoustic guitars over completely synthetic backing tracks. Ever since Cosmic Starfish has been spreading the love at clubs and radio stations across the country. And now, with a wonderfully reviewed debut album, Cosmic Starfish is poised to take on the world.
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released March 21, 2006
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Promoting independent music from around the world since 2004
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May 2006 -
Oct 2010
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