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La Casa Murada MoonJune Sessions, Volume 1

La Casa Murada MoonJune Sessions, Volume 1 by Various Artists buy album

Various Artists

Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2019
Duration: 01:23:27
Views: 815

Track Listing

I Wonder How Many Miles I've Fallen; Zinc; Yo Sin Mi; Rumah Batu Suite; Decaying Sky; Am I Walking Wrong?; Macroscope; Fjords de Catalunya; Babe.

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Additional Personnel / Information

Mark Wingfield: guitar; Yaron Stavi: bass guitar, upright bass; Asaf Sirkis: drums; Markus Reuter: touch guitar; Dusan Jevtovic: guitar; Vasil Hadzimanov: acoustic piano; Dwiki Dharmawan: acoustic piano; Nguyên Lê: guitar; Carles Benavent: bass guitar; Samiet: vocals, LaLove traditional Sulawesi flute; Xavi Reija: drums; Bernat Hernandez: bass guitar; Marko Djordjevic: drums; Gary Husband: drums.


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