Motion in the Ocean
from Auge (Hi-Res 24bit 44.1khz) by AKI TAKASE - CHRISTIAN WEBER - MICHAEL GRIENER
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Composition: Aki Takase, Michael Griener, Christian Weber
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Intakt Records Zurich, Switzerland
Independent Jazz record label located in Zürich.
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