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Waiting
02:22
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Above the Clouds
01:23
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Glisten
02:34
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Fireflies
03:34
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Interweaving Melodies
02:31
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Rhythmic Bells
01:22
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Scratchy Loops (DRY)
00:19
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Scratchy Loops (WET)
00:29
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Cloud-like Drone
02:01
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Four Nice Swells
00:48
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Piano Lost in the Mist
02:10
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Needs More Reverb
02:05
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Metallic Scraping
00:42
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Crunchy Atmosphere
01:56
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Low Glitchy Pulse
01:34
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Kyoto Temple Chant
05:51
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Chaos Reigns
06:00
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Simon James French London, UK
I'm SJF aka Simon James French; a composer living between Japan and the UK. I write music for moments, places and atmospheres. Music for late-night contemplation.
Thank you for listening 🍃
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