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Call Me to the Sea
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Wailing Winds
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Drunken Sailors
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Nam June Psyche Records Pensacola, Florida
In early 2010, artist Valerie George began recording collaborations with other experimental sound artists in natural
soundscapes under the moniker "Nam June Psyche".
To date, Nam June Psyche has generated six albums on her label Nam June Psyche Records, all free and open to the public.
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