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Mike Dickson Edinburgh, UK
Independent musician located in Scotland, producing cinematic/ambient/electronic works as and when he feels like it, for
little to no fee.
Early works centred very much on the Mellotron but the palette is now much more varied.
Releases made periodically and usually frequently throughout the year. If you're listening to my stuff then I'd love to hear from you.
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