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Meeting place
03:22
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You don't have to
03:05
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Come across your shade
04:50
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Man in a crowd
03:47
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Stars above you
03:07
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Pauline
02:20
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Sunrise
05:11
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Summer dress
02:59
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Whispering stone
03:57
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Black cloud
02:54
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MOONJELLIES Tours, France
Antoine Chaperon: Guitare, claviers
Daniel Idrovo-Mora: Batterie, percussions
Damien Morisseau : Guitare,
chœurs
Guillaume Padiolleau : Basse, chœurs
Julien Schmidt : Chant, piano, guitare
Benjamin Auger : Cor
Mickaël Belin : Violon
Anthony Cheneau : Alto
Maïe-Tiaré Coignard : Violoncelle
Pierre Malle : Violon
Photo de couverture : Charles Bouchaïb
Watercolour: Kim Banister
... more
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