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Ocean Moon is the solo alias of Lo Recordings’ prolific co-founder Jon Tye, whose iridescent ambient/new age visions…

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Ocean Moon ‘Crystal Harmonics’ (KPM)

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Carl Griffin

Japan ‘Quiet Life’ (BMG)

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Ocean Moon ‘Crystal Harmonics’ (KPM)

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