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(in motion)
02:58
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satellites
03:54
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reverie
04:21
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4 am pm
02:50
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damaged goods
03:35
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mud
05:25
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lightning strikes
04:00
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serpentines
04:57
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ambivalence
03:40
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the sand
04:26
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Mi von Ahn Umeå, Sweden
mi von ahn weaves emotive dream indie rock with a nerve and attendance. a kind of warming melancholy, set against a dynamic
and everchanging soundscape, where desolate expanses seamlessly
intermingle with lush inland forests.
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