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Déluge
04:19
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Limbes
04:11
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Bulles
05:38
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Aqua-instrumental
10:28
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Welcome
02:22
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Aquabaret
04:01
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Sous-marin
05:26
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La femme de Tahiti
08:32
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Cloclo
05:25
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Mon capitaine
12:58
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aquaserge France
Aquaserge’s resolutely polymorphous music draws from sources as diverse as pop, free jazz, psych, noise, experimental rock from the 1960s and 70s (think kraut to Canterbury to ZNR et al), vintage Italian & French film music, all ingested and playfully transmuted into their own, unique, cinematographic sound. ... more
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