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Unfolding - She's Come to Wake Me Up

from Burner Collective Volume 4 by Burner

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Travel through Unfolding's adventure admiring the mix of sounds he has worked into this song, taking in the floating melodies and mix of beats provided.

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from Burner Collective Volume 4, released October 30, 2013

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A collective of Canberra Beat makers

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