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Pietre
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Eclissi
07:15
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Nadir
04:53
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Opale
05:38
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Monolite
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Basalto
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Ruggine
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Amen
05:03
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Galati Italy
www.galatimusic.com
Galati is a solo project by Roberto Galati
Born in Italy,
he grew up between Padua and Trieste. The roughness of the Karst Plateau is the key to understand his musical sensivity.
On the Karst you can smell ice in the air, you can see the vast stretch of limestone riddled with caves.
He is passionate about the icy wastelands of Ambient music and the abstractions of Post-Rock.
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