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Life, Pt. 6
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Dream Avenue
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Ashes to ashes
Dust to dust
In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread
Till thou return unto the ground
For out of it wast thou taken
For dust thou art
And unto dust shalt thou return
Genesis 3:19
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Full Steam (Single Edit)
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Ununoctium (Radio Edit)
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Park Lane
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Unconscious
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Wildlife (2021 Version)
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Magnetise (Radio Edit)
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Protect (Radio Edit)
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Ascension (Radio Edit)
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Richard Anthony Bean Exeter, UK
Richard Bean has been writing and recording music for over 30 years. Inspired by great electronic pioneers such as
Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre and Tangerine Dream among others.
The music is electronic but in a variety of styles from New Age to Classical to Electronica.
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Richard Anthony Bean recommends:
Reconstruction (mini-album)
by Minute Taker
Beautiful folktronica from the wonderful Ben McGarvey
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Jarre inspired electronica from the north of England. Lovely stuff
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Time of Legends (album)
by Synth replicants
Sublime electronica mixed with fantastic prog guitar
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These delicate little pieces from throughout Arovane's career bring a sense of tenderness to the idea of transitory space.
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Rough and Beautiful Place
by Mydreamfever
The anonymous enigma behind shoegaze project Parannoul branches out into ambient and new age.
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A0 - C8 Collection EP
by Schlindwein
Piano-based music from Schlindwein, which feels at once emotionally resonant and cinematic in scope.
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