Learning To Swim, by Patrick Wray

Learning To Swim

by Patrick Wray

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Roland Pyle This is brilliant! Pure creative genius... and it's fun. I particularly warmed to "I Only Popped Out to get some Pritt Stick". Favorite track: I Only Popped Out to get some Pritt Stick.

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1.	Make Art 00:19	buy track
2.	Learning to swim 00:20
3.	Oh Blimey (it's Rachel Riley) 00:20
4.	Spirits In Asia 00:20
5.	I Want to be able to see my reflection on the floor 00:20
6.	Heaven Can Wait 00:20
7.	Jesus (back in my life) 00:20
8.	Return to Childhood 00:20
9.	Writer's Block 00:20
10.	There Goes Rover 00:20
11.	Frogs 00:20
12.	Peter Don't Like It 00:20
13.	Rock and Roll Toothbrush 00:20
14.	I Only Popped Out to get some Pritt Stick 00:20
15.	On Desks 00:20
16.	What I Really Need Now is a Dapol Dalek 00:20
17.	I Believe in You 00:20
18.	Everyones's Gone To The Pub 00:20
19.	Everybody's Dreaming 00:20
20.	Make More Art 00:20

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Album 19 of 20 of the 20x20 Project. This album was written and performed by Patrick Wray, a British based artist and novelist living in London. Released by 20x20 Project. Every 20 days from 20th January 2020 we release a 20 track album, each track is 20 seconds long. Twenty artists have been approached

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released January 14, 2021

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20x20 Project London, UK

We asked 20 artists to submit an album of sound, the rules were as such, each album to have 20 tracks, each track to be 20 seconds long. No more, no less. The sound / music is entirely up to the artist. Releases coming every 20 days from 20th January 2020.

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