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03 - Endless Shores
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Phrozenlight Netherlands
Phrozenlight was a musical project by Bert Hülshoff, started in 1995.
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After 25 years
working under the Moniker of Phrozenlight I had decided in 2021 to go further under my real name "Bert Hulshoff". for one year.
berthulshoff.bandcamp.com
That year is now almost over.
New music will be found again under Phrozenlight after 1 october 2022.
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