Lost Here- Kamjartyan - Bivouac Recording SC

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I have been making ambient music for about eight years now and have found that it is something natural that just comes out. I don’t think about it much, it is said that “thought is the disease of the mind.” I enjoy this music and feel that it is a way to express what would be difficult to transmit through another medium. It is easy for me to explain myself with sound. This music is about hope or the lack thereof. From Bivouac. Archive. 02 (2004)

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