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Drift
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Beyond the Stars
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Adrift
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Dark Skies
02:51
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Freshwater
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Silver Moon
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Glimmer
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Beyond the Stars
05:24
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The Longing
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Aqua
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Probbie England, UK
The artist Probbie is Paul Williams, born and living in Hertfordshire, U.K.
Paul has held a keen interest in
electronic music and synthesisers in particular from childhood, and built his first home-made synthesiser in 1973. Having abandoned the hobby in the digital 1980s, returned with new enthusiasm in 2017 to embrace Eurorack modular synthesisers.
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