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The Ordinary Miracle
03:16
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Imprecise and Infrared
03:50
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Varanasi Waltz
03:08
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Aquamarine
04:34
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Shine To Me
05:12
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Blue Green Kiss
03:00
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Calling For The Moon
03:48
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Who Are You?
04:50
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10. |
Lady Merchant
02:09
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Bruce Lawson Birmingham, UK
A loose collaboration between me, Bruce Lawson, my friend and producer Tony Sherrard, and other musicians. I’ve been lucky enough to travel a lot, listen to and make music in many places. I’ve written many songs during my time living and travelling in Thailand, India, Turkiye, Indonesia, Nepal and Cambodia, and I love to combine inspiration and sounds from diverse traditions to make something new. ... more
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