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Malenka
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Rise To The Sound
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Last Autumn Deep
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For Garth
06:24
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Desert Place
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Eastern Love Cry
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Space Ride
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Fallible
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Lost In Changsha
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Night Train
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Akha
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Luna
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No More Messages
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July 131
05:49
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Jamie Saxe Melbourne, Australia
Jamie Saxe crosses many boundaries and genre's with his music. producing eclectic, filmic instrumental
music.
He played in 90s band The Ergot Derivative and bluegrass band, The Devil Goat Family String Band. He has spent the past 30 years composing music for screen and film and founded kids band The Mighty Buzzniks who released two albums with ABC music.
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