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The End
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Roads
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Cover Me
02:04
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Astro Boy
02:32
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Apple
02:56
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Don't Count The Waves
03:45
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Incense
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Butterfly
05:10
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Bohemian
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Golden Green
06:02
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ITTA South Korea
itta is Korean female shamanic psychedelic pop / drone / ambient musician and multiplayer. she plays her voice and toys,
organs, piano, synthesizers, miniature instruments. plays improvised or sings with her poems, and draws for artworks.
since released first EP album in 2002, collaborated with many artists.
she is a member of the electronic band '10(now changed the name to TENGGER)', since 2005.
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