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Radiance from Undersea
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Loss of Nothing
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Distant Lightning
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Identity
02:49
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Reincarnation
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60%
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Peace Gravity
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Dialogue
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Jun Futamata Tokyo, Japan
She expresses a one-of-a-kind sound world with her innocent and clear voice and her unique compositional style that builds
on layers of voices.
In 2023, she will release her 2nd album recorded in Iceland.
Her latest work, which attracts a wide range of listeners from classical, ambient, and contemporary music to environmental music, minimal, post-classical, and electronica, is highly anticipated.
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