Origami Palm Trees
by Andysixstring
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Wind in the Willows
04:42
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Bright Eyes
03:55
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Origami Palm Trees
04:24
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Amber
05:08
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5. |
Sounds Like Summer
05:50
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409
05:02
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Traveling Song
05:08
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Desert Horses
02:34
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Where the Wind Blows
04:18
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Lions Den
04:54
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about
Origami Palm Trees was recorded in various parts of the Balinese jungle with 2 mics and a Duet. I meandered the entire process from concept to mastering and learned a whole lot of great things about recording sound along the way. Thanks for listening!
credits
released March 14, 2016
Album artwork by Brooke Reidt
Album artwork by Brooke Reidt
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Andysixstring UK
English folk & blues one man band. Andysixstring is a singer-songwriter currently based in Bali, Indonesia.
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