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Wipeout
09:40
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Sedoushi
05:29
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Respect
04:12
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Libyan Desert Mirages
08:38
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Bass Interlude
01:22
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Return From Oblivion
04:49
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Evolution Of Self
08:35
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Nevada Showdown
04:56
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Morten Schantz Copenhagen, Denmark
Morten Schantz is a pianist, composer and bandleader born 1980 in
Denmark. He is a member and the founder
of progressive
art-rock-jazz band, JazzKamikaze, and also the leader of solo groups. By 2014 he has released 8 albums including 4 solo albums. Schantz has won several awards based on his
work with JazzKamikaze as well as receiving two grammy
nominations for his solo work.
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