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1. translate.google.co.krGoogle Translate - Google 번역

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

2. magazine.weverse.io › article › view[NoW] Hiatus Kaiyote - Weverse

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   Aug 12, 2021 · Just as their name is mysterious—a combination of the words “hiatus,” meaning to put a pause to something, and “kaiyote,” an invented word—it’s not easy to nail down the intention behind their music.

3. genius.com › Hiatus-kaiyote-breathing-underwaterHiatus Kaiyote – Breathing Underwater Lyrics - Genius

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   May 1, 2015 · Breathing Underwater. Hiatus Kaiyote. Track 6 on Choose Your Weapon. Producer. Hiatus Kaiyote. Romantic sixth track to the band’s sophomore album Choose Your Weapon. It’s an ode to the...

4. korean.dict.naver.com › koendictNaver Korean-English Dictionary

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   Dictionary Using. Provide Korean conjugations, various input methods, preferred dictionary setting option, TOPIK vocabulary lists, and Wordbook.

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5. genius.com › Hiatus-kaiyote-how-to-meet-yourselfHiatus Kaiyote – How to Meet Yourself Lyrics - Genius

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   How to Meet Yourself Lyrics. [Verse 1] To milk a stone and keep from harm. How to meet, meet yourself. Soon to be if it helps. To milk a stone and keep from harm. So I bow, stare direct....

6. everythingisnoise.net › reviews › hiatus-kaiyoteHiatus Kaiyote – “Mood Valiant” - Everything Is Noise

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   Jul 26, 2021 · Hiatus Kaiyote is a band that eludes clean description – just how we like it here at Everything Is Noise – making wide swipes through soul, jazz, and some funk territory in a bid to capture just about every stray moment of melody, entropy, and groove that modern music has to offer.

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   What is the difference between Kaiyote and a hiatus?

   • A hiatus is essentially a pause, it’s a moment in time. So, to me, a hiatus is taking a pause in your life to take in your surroundings, have a full panoramic view of your experiences and absorbing, and “kaiyote” is expressing them in a way involves the listeners creativity. It’s a duality with out music, as well.

   Hiatus Kaiyote Explains What the Hell A Kaiyote Is - Okayplayer

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   Who is Hiatus Kaiyote?

   • Hiatus Kaiyote’s singer and guitarist, Naomi Saalfield, said she became “obsessed with the concept of impermanence” after battling breast cancer. Si Jay Gould The Australian band Hiatus Kaiyote emerged in 2013 with an amorphous sound that pulled in rock, funk and soul, and caught the ear of Questlove, Erykah Badu and Q-Tip.

   Hiatus Kaiyote’s Life-Affirming, Genre-Defying Cosmic Soul

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   Is Hiatus Kaiyote going up?

   • It would be a gross miscalculation to say that Hiatus Kaiyote is going anywhere but up, given the evidence. Take a look at how the band define themselves and what they had to say about where they're headed next. Life+Times: What does the name Hiatus Kaiyote mean?

   Hiatus Kaiyote Explains What the Hell A Kaiyote Is - Okayplayer

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8. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › english-koreanEnglish–Korean Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Get the English words and meanings you need to know as a beginning to intermediate learner, with helpful Korean translations and thousands of carefully chosen example sentences from the Cambridge English Corpus.