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Maiden's Tear

from Twelve Moons by Erica Bramham

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In Finnish folklore the birch is said to have originated from a maiden's tear. The tear wells, grows heavy and falls with a splash.

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from Twelve Moons, released July 16, 2016
Erica Bramham - voice
Nathan Liow - piano
Adam Spiegl - bass
Justin Olsson - drums

Recorded and mixed by Callum Barter at Newmarket Studios
Mastered by Isaac Barter
Composition by Erica Bramham

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Erica Bramham Melbourne, Australia

Genre-slippery songs, soundscapes and improvisations.

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