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Rush
02:18
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Reunion
02:27
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Mirror Image
05:05
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Desolate
04:06
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Choices
03:22
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Entwining
04:57
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Immersed
07:07
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When You Found Out
03:38
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Flourish
04:55
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Tumult
03:39
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Traces
01:50
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Through It All
02:15
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Mirrored Image
03:08
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Velvet
01:20
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Illumination
02:42
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The Right One
02:44
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Topology Brisbane, Australia
Established in 1997, Brisbane-based Topology are established leaders in musical creativity in Australia, prolific creators of new original work, expert collaborators across genres and art forms and award-winning music educators.
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