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KOTA TONES Portland, Oregon
Amplifying sounds from across the tundra, taiga, and steppe. Northern Eurasia (& beyond)
«Kota» = proto-Uralic: tent/hut/home
Based in Chinook, Cowlitz, & Clackamas lands (PDX)
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