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Brad Kypo, Lyle Workman, Scott Henderson and Mark Egan
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Australian guitarist Brad Kypo, Argentinian band Streams,
Lyle Workman
guitar
Scott Henderson
guitar
Mark Egan
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Geraldo Henrique Bulhoes
guitar
Mohini Dey
bassPlaylist
- Brad Kypo "Satoshi" from Satoshi (Self Produced) 00:00
- Streams "Bass Drama" from Work Path (Estudio Quenti) 06:15
- Lyle Workman "Start Your Engines" from Murmuration (Infrared) 12:33
- Scott Henderson "Haunted Ballroom" from Karnevel (Mango Prom) 18:59
- Mark Egan "Pocket Call" from Crosscurrents (Wavetone) 25:13
- Fernando Utreras "Reflejos" from Reflejos (Synthetic Dreams) 31:28
- Joseph Olivera "Aurora " from My Dream (Isabel Saboia) 37:57
- Gustavo Carmo "Chromatic Aberration" from Chromatic Aberration (Self Produced) 44:32
- Geraldo Henrique Bulhoes "Metamorfosis" from Quasar (Self Produced) 50:46
- Daniel Szebenyi "BVDA" from BVDA (Tom Tom) 57:04
- Lorenzo Ceci-Mohini Dey "Wave Of Stars" from Wave Of Stars (Self Produced)1:03:21
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