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Moments To Remember
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Again And Again
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Brighter Days
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Every Love Story
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Gaining Hope
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Gone Away
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Resolution
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Summer Melancholy
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To Realize
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Unfolding Of Events
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Massimo Discepoli Assisi, Italy
Drummer and multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer
and teacher, since many years Massimo Discepoli
works
in the most different areas of music. After founding Acustronica in 2009, in 2014 he creates a
new label, DOF, specializing in electro-acoustic and
experimental music, and for which, in the same year, he
releases the first disc under his real name, entitled
"Parallax".
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