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Some people take offense to being called "what's his face." Ryan Cordero embraced it. On this week's Shuffle, the Cleveland rapper, producer and singer talks about his journey from California to Cleveland — and how influences from breakdancing, hip-hop and acoustic guitar all come together in the music he makes today.
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