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Looking Up
01:38
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Spiritual Trails
03:35
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Enthusiasm
03:00
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The Altar
02:41
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Dance Of The Woods
02:27
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A Soft Patina Of Ice
01:01
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The Old Bridge
02:42
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Mist Dancing
01:43
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Mountaintop
02:45
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Ascension
03:26
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Sweet Oblivion
00:37
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Dream Of Belonging
00:42
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Belonging
01:37
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Ancient Feelings
00:46
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17. |
Frozen Trees
01:37
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18. |
Waterfall
01:38
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Ceremonies In The Woods
04:47
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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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