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8 bar loop
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Drum Loop
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Beater
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Tabla
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Bass
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Clavichord with FX
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Violin 1 left
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Violin1 right
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Violin 2 left
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Violin 2 right
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Violin bowing 1
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Violin bowing 2
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Violin lead 1
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Violin lead 2
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Lemon Tree London, UK
Lemon Tree have been in existence and releasing tracks since 2003
Best known for their release in
2005
Is there a God?
On Psymeditaion
(Organic Records) The metamorphosis
from a two piece mainly electronic outfit to a recording and live performing 5 piece band happened in late 2017.
The sensibilities that have always been LemonTree's signature still apply but now with a new dynamic shift
... more
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