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Ambiata
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Yeshua
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Harmonics
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Greenland
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The Garden
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Peace
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Lake of Fire
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No Boundries
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Ekklesia
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Ambiata (Redouz)
07:59
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Glen Darcey Los Angeles, California
I'm mainly known for my electronic music product designs, Hydrasynth, Beatstep Pro, APC-40, etc. but I also make synth based music. I've been making electronic music since 1980.
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Calming ambient tones make up this minimalist album from the Brooklyn-based band.
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Electronic pioneer Steve Roach is at his finest on this 11-track live record, recorded as part of the celebrated Ambient Church series.
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