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tide
05:34
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one
07:26
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the beggar
03:24
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timelapse
06:08
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let it fly
06:38
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eventually
06:02
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scratching noise
08:48
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light & shade
09:08
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funky chixxx
04:04
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trees
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infinity
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Blue Rising Sun Halle (Saale), Germany
Blue Rising Sun is an eclectic trio from Halle (Saale), Germany. Their musical roots are deep grounded in the sound of the 70´s, psychedelic soundscapes, boned blues and smooth soul partly influenced by modern harder genres.
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