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Tag: Nic Vardanega

Album Releases, News Posted on3 February 20154 February 2015

Nic Vardanega releases Inverno

From the media release “Inverno is a collection of tunes I have written over the past few years that hold a common aesthetic. I’ve always […] Read More

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