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Into The Forest
02:25
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The Wind's Motif
01:35
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Land Of The Bays
01:59
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Limestone
04:00
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Info-cafè
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The Crane's Nest
02:42
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Smell Of The Pines
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Trees Followed By Trees
04:43
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Euthymia Turin, Italy
I gradually developed my style, mixing influences from dark folk music, darker metal genres and many orchestral composition, plus an ambient vibe. I hope you'll find it interesting
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