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Samtaka
03:12
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Avocado Snow
04:17
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Nebelmeer
03:47
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Dominium Mundi
03:10
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Ostaslaufa
06:54
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Skopsko Kale
05:34
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Merkurlaut
03:45
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Dies Solis
04:08
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Joel Sigurdsson Reykjavík, Iceland
Joel Sigurdsson is an Icelandic multi-instrumentalist based in Reykjavik, Iceland. The music is a mixture of piano and strings with synthesisers, acoustic guitars and other instruments such as Japanese taishogoto, Indian bulbul tarang and various flutes from different parts of the world, the sound ranges from classical and electronic music to experimental ambient pop. ... more
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