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Les cous des oiseaux
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L'appel du clown
02:32
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Les labradors de l'enfer
03:07
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Harpe en ciel
01:35
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Aux truies
04:10
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Xylophone tornade
02:33
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Falling not
02:58
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Horizon à l'été
03:23
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Bed light
03:22
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L'idée a l'isthme
04:16
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T'embrasser que je nage
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Cara'miel
03:26
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GE Paris, France
Né le six septembre 1983 à Montmartre, Guillaume Esvelin/GE commence le piano par l’oeil gauche, y dépose doigts courant 2002, via l’acquisition d’un piano droit aux courbes affriolantes. L’apprentissage se fait seul à sol, en sous sol. Qui de l’instrument ou du musicien caresse l’autre ? ... more
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