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Mountain Desert Pathways
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Lost In Life
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Distance Is Calling
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At the Gates
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Dirk Jacobs Berlin, Germany
Ambient and atmospheric soundtrack composer from Berlin, Germany. Distant ambient landscapes, lonely piano notes, slowly evolving sequencer lines, post minimalistic consonance, electronics, dream pop atmospheres and the ambient sonics of field recordings merge with melancholic lyrics and poetry to form pictures of times when we were young and wild. ... more
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