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And then there was you
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Tell me what love is
08:38
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From A to B
10:30
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By Candlelight
07:10
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London Night
13:05
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Song for Paul
06:22
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Francesco Lo Castro London, UK
Francesco Lo Castro’s compositions suggest an intriguing combination of melodic Italian sense, sound-scapes and grooves fused with jazz harmony and improvisation. As he points out “I like when music feels like a soundtrack but I also love improvisation both sonic wise and from a musical point of view, hence I try and combine these different elements in many different ways”. ... more
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