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"This track is about being right there when the deejay plays a new record for the first time."

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its 1 AM
if i take this shot of Patron, its gonna be on.
and im prolly not drinking alone so just gimme three more

it was a wednesday night and the bass was kickin and he knew every bouncer out in North Park'll let him from the front door lines to the red rope side and be right in the VIP. No waiiiiiiiting!!!!!

Guantanamera. Hello.
I'm not the fella every black cinderella'd call rich
however, i slid in through the velvet slick as Morris Day's leopard and i know you know the Time in this b**ch. Ha.

I don't really come for the drinks
but
i might have a few beers
and i aint into playing pool that much. No. That ain't the reason i'm here.
Imma slide past the whole dancefloor. When they they let me in the ropes, imma go.
I be right up in the DJ booths. I tell em what they wanna know. I don't ask em to play me no song. I jus give em one thought...GO!

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from the Parker Meridien EP (produced by Mr. Ridley), released April 9, 2016
R. Ridley, L. Henshaw and P. Edison

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Parker Edison (of P&T/FamRoyal) San Diego, California

At a time when many artists clog Twitter feeds and Facebook timelines with incessant, ALL CAPS self-promotion, Parker &TheNumberman lay in the cut, quietly rebirthing the “cool.” It’s the same type of cool that Miles Davis fathered in 1957. Parker & The Numberman’s name and music are already being passed around like San Diego’s best kept secret. But soon, everyone will be in on that secret too. ... more

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