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Daniel Robinson
He was born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He followed that album with 'Salt and Pepper' in 2000 and 'The Daniel Robinson Mixtape' in 2005. Other...
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He was born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
He followed that album with 'Salt and Pepper' in 2000 and 'The Daniel Robinson Mixtape' in 2005. Other songs in his catalog include 'Darkness Rises' and 'Little Boy.'
Robinson's work often dealt with themes of sexuality and social justice, which earned him a cult following despite the early backlash. He maintained a consistent output through the 2000s, with 'The Daniel Robinson Collection' appearing in 2010.
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