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Because it is
04:31
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(with an extract from Greta Thunberg‘s speech at the WEF in Davos, 2019)
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Alpha orionis
04:38
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Aotearoa
08:01
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Above the sea of mist
05:47
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Laniakea
10:21
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On the way
08:45
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Yeda Bern, Switzerland
Post-rock / Electronic from Bern, Switzerland
Yeda presents, with his album
"Somewhere in the timelessness" released in 2022, his vision of a time of change through music that is a bit retro but full of timeless memories...
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