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Dream of the Anthropocene
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End of the World
04:23
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The River Remenbers It All
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Where the Water Was
04:11
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Gør Hvad Jeg Kan
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Tiden Der Kommer
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We Can Change
03:31
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Crossfire
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Just Flowing Away
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Martin Hoybye Denmark
Martin Høybye has spent more than two decades honing his craft as a songwriter and co-writer professionally, before taking his songwriting practice to academia. From 2019 to 2022 he shared songwriting with others from South Africa to Sweden to identify ways of working that could turn songwriting into more of a communal resource. ... more
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