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Cold Reflections 4.0
05:44
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Silent Voices
05:14
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Cold Reflections 3.0
05:37
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Guiding Star
06:35
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Breakthrough
06:24
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The Hidden Ones
04:56
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Hearts & Minds
06:17
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New Violent Era
04:46
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Ends of Time
07:34
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Light of Day
07:09
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No Way Out
06:52
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Take a Chance
08:00
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Lairz
04:40
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The Escape
05:55
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Lost in Time
04:27
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Into the Light
06:19
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Unrelinquished
04:40
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Eisha Brooklyn, New York
Eisha is an acronym (E.I.S.H.A) which stands for 'Electronically Inspired Synth-Harmonized Audio'. Eisha is the solo electro/dark synth-pop/new-wave/minimal-synth project of Arjun Bhaduri.
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