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Respiro
04:29
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Tramonti
03:31
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Escape plan
04:00
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Veleno
03:17
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Petricore
02:53
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In viaggio
02:57
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Tedio
04:32
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Il mio tempo
03:05
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Green boots Lugano, Switzerland
His friend Cate said:
“His music is sad, messed up, tortured and absolutely wonderful.
The electronic
get mixed with his shyness in singing and create something unusual and special, something that opens a small window on him and what goes on in his head.”
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