Kori James on the Cost and Purpose of a Creative Life
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kbuck019 (via Los Angeles Sentinel)
Miami-born singer-songwriter and multimedia producer Kori James left his corporate career in Atlanta for Los Angeles after personal loss prompted him to reconsider his future.
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