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Acoustic Heart
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Venusrise
04:14
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Orbiting Our New Home
05:09
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Wandering Out
02:24
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Stop the Sky
04:53
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Stellar IV
09:03
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Oceanic
03:11
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Train to Jodhpur
02:10
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Terminal March
04:27
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Gravity Wave
03:37
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Another Reason Why
05:32
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Robot Llamas California
Formed by American musician James Burbeck, Robot Llamas was created as part of a new electronic music project built around some of the latest technology available, including the amazing Roli Seaboard Grand - a touch sensitive keyboard that merges traditional instrument form with the tactile versatility of strings, wind and percussion. ... more
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