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Aldebaran
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Provenance
06:11
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Three Thirteen
03:12
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Squizzle
02:23
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Trails Crossing
06:43
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Traces Of A Song
03:50
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Pendulum
05:50
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Banyan Waltz
05:37
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Pulse
04:27
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Dance
04:51
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Garden Of Silence
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Merry-Go-Round
03:44
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Björn Meyer Bern, Switzerland
Swedish Bassplayer based in Switzerland.
His unmistakable musical handwriting draws from a curiosity towards anything from
music-styles, playing techniques, electronics, the construction of the instrument all the way to the windings of a string. Meyer also considers the interaction between acoustic space and the electronic properties of the bass guitar an important part of the musical experience.
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