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Doudtful Sound

from Voyages Immobiles by Robin Nitram

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  • Poster/Print + Digital Album

    With this bundle, SUPER ALONE takes you far away from your daily quarantine life.
    Get set up for a unique 25 minutes ride: enjoy the experience of still travel with a view that goes along with the music.

    High quality art paper limited edition of the four pictures that started it all.
    Pic format: two landscape pics (14,4x12,8cm) and two square pics (12,8x14,4cm).

    Includes unlimited streaming of Voyages Immobiles via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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"Doubtful Sound is an improvised soundscape I did when I received the picture of the "sound of silence" which is a fiord in New Zealand. The photo was taken by Ianjek (a traveling photographer). Obscurity then light. Strong wind then deep calm. You can experiment a lot of different weathers up there. And so you will while listening to this track."

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from Voyages Immobiles, released December 4, 2020
Music composed performed and recorded by Robin "Nitram" Martin.

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Robin Nitram Paris, France

Robin Nitram is a Paris-based music maker who paints soundscapes with jazz and avant-gardes flavors.

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