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Originally recorded in the album Gemini Critical-Mass as a sound art/soundscape track, I returned to visit this song in a completely new light, taking acoustic, synth and simple production to give body and depth to the song in a new recorded version. A personal favourite of mine, I always loved this song. x
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from Suddenly Lost, Finally Found,
released October 2, 2008
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Shem Booth-Spain London, UK
UK Musician Art SHEM, Acoustic Guitar and Electronic experimental rocknroll
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Jan 2018 -
Feb 2017 -
Jun 2016 -
Oct 2008 -
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May 2005 -
Sep 2014
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