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Through The Window
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Family
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Tragedy Of Our Field
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The Southern Cross
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Two Horses
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Song Before You Came
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Duck Pond Evening
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Mom Piano
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Homeward Bound
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Motohiro Nakashima Japan
The Japanese ambient folk guitarist, Motohiro Nakashima, explore the music of a scenery in memories. The sounds is calm like The Seto Inland Sea where he grew, and sometimes it has a gloomy expression like a sun setting on the sea. The finger-picking-style guitar plays warm minimalism like a wave, and the melody that reminds people's memories are gentle and friendly. ... more
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Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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Because it is a creative way to make music and I love the Creator
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