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Maren Montalbano - Three Sean-Nos Folk Songs: No. 3 - Fear a’ bháta (Crean)
At the Viorel Farcas Art Gallery in Philadelphia, PA March 7, 2020.For more information about Maren, visit https://marenmontalbano.com/
Hard Rock Instrumental
Producing Software : Fruity Loops Studio Plugins : SSD4, POD Farm Platinum 2 Guitar : Rocktile Warhead, Schecter Damien Platinum 9? Keyboard: Impact GX61?
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BIRDYY BIRD IN MY BAG
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