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The Sword Dancing
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Hail Lady of Lights
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EOS
05:20
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Killing The Deer God
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Andrea Doria Rome, Italy
Born in June 26, '74, in Italy, Andrea is a composer and, sound designer and coder with a long history in the music industry, since when he started earning a living composing soundtracks for videogames for italian software companies (but not only), simply using the synth processors (SID/Commodore64) and language machine. Read more on the website. ... more
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