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Seasons' Tide
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Red Roads / Skeletons
11:00
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Nightfallin'
09:04
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High Winds, White Sky
28:32
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Whispers Of Winter
08:31
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Oophoi Italy
An avid music collector since his childhood he started his own music experiments in 1995, with a basic instrumentation, trying to explore the shores of deep space-ambient. His first album "Three Lights At The End Of The World", was composed in 1995. All his music was recorded using analog devices in The Kiva, his studio in the hills of central Italy. Gianluigi Gasparetti passed away in 2013. ... more
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