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What made Captain Murphy so intriguing wasn’t just the anonymity—it was how fun and unhinged the project felt. It let FlyLo explore his rap side without the weight of expectations. ‘Duality’ didn’t sound like anything else back then and it still holds up as one of the weirder and...

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