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improvisation
04:42
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Luminescent Creatures
04:04
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Mazel tov
02:12
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bouquet
04:32
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ikinokori●bokura
07:40
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amatsubu
05:39
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Sagu Palmʼs Song
04:12
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Asleep Among Endives
05:25
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Ichiko Aoba Tokyo, Japan
Musician. Born January 28th, 1990. Since her first album Kamisori Otome in 2010, she has released 6 solo albums. She has
performed all over Japan, as well as around the world with her voice and classical guitar.
In 2020, marking her 10th anniversary, she established her independent label “hermine”. She continues to create a heartwarming, fantasy world.
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