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Lost
04:04
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I Need
03:28
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Subscape
03:29
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Gravity
03:14
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Stratosphere
03:02
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Dreams
03:31
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Clouds & Closure
04:39
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Celestial La Porte, Texas
Just an average guy in a small town with a big dream, Celestial boasts some unique sounds and melodies not too often heard. If you've taken the time to listen to a few of the tracks that he's produced, you will realize the name "Celestial" is no coincidence. His integration of ambient melodies with hints of hip-hop influence take him into the far lesser known genre of "Ambient/Dreamscape" music. ... more
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