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Darbuka ft. Élise Di
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I honestly wish I could put the lyrics here, but they're an amalgamation of French and Spanish invented by Élise specifically for this song to create a "new language" that ended up totally fitting the vibe perfectly!
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Watermeloncholy
02:21
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Super8
04:19
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No More
03:06
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Letting Go
03:24
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Bath House of the Magi
04:41
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J Whitty St. Petersburg, Florida
Beautiful tunes to guide your mind to brighter places.
Barcelona, Spain.
Email jt@berg-whitt.com for inquiries or bookings.
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