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Intro: Traveling Theme
05:19
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Starships and Spacedust
05:49
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Everything Moves So Fast
04:14
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TT.2 - Interlude
00:52
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These Nights
03:24
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Sleeping (Beneath) Trees
09:36
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Sol - Signal Loss
03:12
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Rings of Planets
05:15
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A Long Empty Nothing
04:48
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Desert
08:16
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Searching the Skies
08:28
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Oil Sands (Healing)
06:24
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Ice
04:48
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Outer Reaches - Outro
16:56
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Julian O. Graz, Austria
Based out of Austria, I'm an independent experimental musician using a wide range of techniques to create intricate stories
and pictures with my music.
I hope you'll find something here for you and if not, stand by because there is loads more on the way.
... more
Julian O. recommends:
무너지기 (Crumbling)
by 공중도둑 (Mid-Air Thief)
This is unlike anything I've heard. Sometimes it makes me wanna cry, usually it makes me feel like I'm floating on a cloud, always it's beautiful.
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Electric Guitar One
by Emma Ruth Rundle
This makes me feel like I'm a European cowboy, riding through marshlands and mossy forests, lost in time.
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Hands-down one of the most incredible hip hop albums I've ever heard. The story, the production, it's all amazing and a harrowing and fascinating musical journey.
go to albumIf you like Julian O., you may also like:
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Serene ambient music that evokes guided meditation through the use of phase-shifting melodies, droning bass, and gauzy synth textures.
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Mirror Reflections
by Lee Hannah
Australian musician and educator channels the principles of environmental science and field recordings into vast ambient soundscapes.
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