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The Lost Turquoise Mines
08:31
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Obsidian - Part One
09:51
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Obsidian - Part Two
10:10
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Radiant Sorrows
11:32
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Ethereal Earth
07:03
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Jade - Song of Popul Vuh
10:35
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The Amethyst Sea Melbourne, Australia
The Amethyst Sea is an artistic collaboration between Claire James and Greg Bean. Inspired by their
instruments, the beauty of the natural world, the exploration of intimacy and the passing of time itself, the music of The Amethyst Sea is sensual, spacious and emotionally evocative. They draw upon classical, ambient, folk and world influences, weaving hypnotic soundscapes to dream to.
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