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Automata
01:14
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Independence Day
03:14
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Simulacra
03:08
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Rebellious Acts
02:56
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Escape
02:30
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Press Release
02:44
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Filosofia
00:44
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Around the World
03:31
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Hypothermia
03:50
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Fly
05:06
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Human Definition
03:44
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Driver
03:59
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Hominum
01:12
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Raw Diamond
03:52
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Kid Stuff
03:35
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Proud
02:59
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Icarus After the Fall
03:39
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The Storyteller
04:24
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Soto Orbis Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Soto Orbis is a independent singer who uses music to understand the world and himself better
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