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from Home Sessions Volume 3 by Tom Altobelli

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Hello Everyone. This is an instrumental cover on the classic Tupac tune. Tupac Shakur was one of the brightest upcoming stars in the hip hop world in the 90s, whose journey would unfortunately end at the young age of 25. I have decided to do my own take on his song in order to pay tribute to him. Thanks for your musical contributions Tupac, you are gone and never forgotten. RIP.

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from Home Sessions Volume 3, track released June 12, 2020
Original song by Tupac Shakur. Arrangment, instruments played and tracked by Tom.

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Tom Altobelli Hamilton, Ontario

Tom Altobelli is an upright and electric freelance bassist, situated in Hamilton, ON. He is a graduate of Masters' Composition Program at York, the Humber College Bachelor of Music, and Mohawk College Music programs. He studied jazz, and majored in Bass performance. Tom released his debut EP: Tom Altobelli,The HAVN Sessions in 2016. His 2020 material is now available for streaming and purchase. ... more

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