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Rapturous Heart
05:28
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Swans in Flight
04:48
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Birch and Berry
05:27
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Primordial Ecstasy
03:51
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Light Behold
03:57
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Innate
04:38
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Moonrise
05:07
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Caress
06:11
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Winter Solstice
03:34
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James Marcham / Xylem / Countenance of the Deep UK
Throughout my compositions I play a variety of instruments, acoustic and electronic, often utilizing the guitar for
pieces.
My style varies with mood, season and emotion, and as indefinable as music is, it seems to span a variety of genres from acoustic and ambient all the way through to techno, IDM and rock.
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