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Intro: A Serene Moment
01:27
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Out to Sea
02:42
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Meteorite
02:43
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Interlude: Midnight
01:38
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Fae Lights
03:13
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Outro: Rainfall
01:30
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Sebastian Winter Newcastle, Australia
Sebastian Winter was born on a cargo ship in the port of Amsterdam. At a young age he accidentally drank a glass of tequila
sunrise and began to play the piano.
A little later in life he found the piano again and has been playing everyday since.
Sebastian’s music is both powerful and subtle, inspiring those who listen to take a journey into their imagination and create landscapes of their own.
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