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Re-issue
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Vivre Teaser
03:18
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Vivre
05:09
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Cybernetique
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Un Jour et une Nuit
09:48
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The Second Before
03:12
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Digitalis
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Digitalis Remix
02:48
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Yaren da makin'
12:55
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Jessica Doc Rose Israel
I am a solo-artist based out of Tel Aviv, Israel. I am originally from Canada but came here to pursue my third degree. In doing so, I started on a journey to find my musical self. I play a bunch of instruments sort of well but love electronic sounds. You will notice that there are no words and no vocals in my first tracks. This is simply because I had no microphone. Cheers. ... more
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