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Dawn
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The Forest
05:47
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Falls
07:20
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The Call
05:05
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Faces
04:14
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Dusk
04:26
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Ben Green Yuendumu, Australia
Multidisciplinary sound artist from Melbourne currently living in Yuendumu in the Northern Territory of
Australia.
His holistic sound is drawn from loose connections between the neo-classical avant garde, ambient, jazz, improvisation and the great outdoors.
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