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Float
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Snowmelt
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Mountain Pines
05:28
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Elegy
06:12
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Open Sky
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Planetary
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Astra
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Grove
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Home Shore
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Falling Light
03:48
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Vincent DiFrancesco
Trained on violin and viola from early childhood, Vincent first began creating music outside the classical genre with an electric violin and pedal board. Today his music seeks to reimagine string instruments through the lens of popular music production. Most of his releases consist of up to 70 tracks of recorded string instruments arranged in patterns normally associated with the electronic genre. ... more
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