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How a near death experience fired up Jay Haze for a return


After announcing the closure of his labels Contexterrior and Tuning Spork earlier this year, Jay Haze explains why he's resurrecting them in this chat with Meoko. http://www.meoko.net/interviews/fatherhood-a-near-death-experience-and..
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Published /	Friday, 10 August 2012 01:03 AM
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Comments How a near death experience fired up Jay Haze for a return You're not logged in. You need to register to post your comments. Anyone can register on RA. Even you. Login here or click here to register humuswrote Sun, 12 Aug 2012really interesting and good interview. some very good points and truth about this biz... good luck jay. Click here to view the full thread
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