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Electronic Studio
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Hot Afternoon
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Mellow Strings
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Sad Song for Daevid
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Sticky Notes
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Son of Ohm Groningen, Netherlands
Producer of organic electronic music.
"Sounds and music, generated by machines! Synthesizers, organs, electric space
guitar and various little devices, all connected and merged into a symphony of sound. And what a sound! Electronic music has come a long way and still there is so much to discover".
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