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Over The Bridge

by Astralsound

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Nostalgia 03:25
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Over The Bridge 02:57
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The Avenue 03:37
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Sweet Thing 03:02
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about

'Over The Bridge' is a continuation and evolution of the atmospheres presented in 'Piece Of Mind': Vintage style jazz-funk flavors with a unique cinematic texture.

credits

released January 27, 2015

Personnel:
Synths: Stony Watson
Guitar & Keys: Js.One
Flute & Sax: Franco Eneiro
Bass: Otis "Bassy" Jr.
Drums: Js.One
Percussion: Stony Watson

Composition: Franco Eneiro
Arrangement: Js.One & Franco Eneiro
Produced By: Js.One

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[astral projects] Records New York, New York

Boogie. Mellow Funk. Jazz Funk. Hip-Hop & other assorted vibrations

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