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words words words
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the head vs the body
01:54
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cycles of pointlessness
02:10
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the joy feel the joy
02:02
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touchmetouchmetouchme
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I'm no hero in no shadow
03:10
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feel the pain of the joy
01:32
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I hate you i mate you
01:37
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verité in French
04:45
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Emmanuelle Waeckerlé London, UK
Emmanuelle Waeckerlé is a multidisciplinary artist, composer, free improviser and curator based in London. Her text scores, artists publications, and performances explore the materiality and musicality of language. Her scores and music are distributed by Edition Wandelweiser Record. She is a Reader in Fine Art and Relational Practices at UCA Farnham. ... more
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