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Precision
06:30
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2. |
Big Screen
02:38
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3. |
Timelapse
05:25
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4. |
Highlands
03:45
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5. |
Waiting
02:47
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6. |
Hobsons' Piano Concerto
05:01
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7. |
The End
02:20
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8. |
Babe it's a Fact
05:48
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9. |
March of the Machines
02:49
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10. |
Modern Piano
01:48
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11. |
Reflections
01:45
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12. |
Cool Jazz Funk
01:57
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14. |
Jazz Funk Disco
05:58
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15. |
Sleepyhead
01:37
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16. |
Colour
02:11
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17. |
Play Me Some Blues
06:22
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18. |
Contemplate
01:42
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19. |
New Beginning
03:19
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20. |
Meditation
04:57
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21. |
Wishing
00:35
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Guy Hobson Christchurch, New Zealand
Guy Hobson is a composer and performer who specialises in instrumental music for film, television and the games industry. His unique style draws on a variety of influences including classical, jazz, blues and funk, which allows him to create pieces across a range of genres to suit a multitude of audiences. ... more
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