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other power
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collision course
03:39
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river of stars
06:04
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childs play
03:45
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the minimalist
04:04
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blossoming universe
06:46
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dope
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progress
03:46
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second wave
04:15
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skipping in oblivion
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gateway
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starz end
03:32
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Rick Tarquinio New Jersey
My music is created very simply using improvisation, chance procedures or accidental means. I also do a lot of field
recording and sound experiments using natural forces to create sound. I used to be a singer/songwriter in a past life, but every caterpillar has its day...
You can check out more of my work below
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