OUTFOX PART 2 London (Greenwich Park) : Revolution

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Witch 'n' Monk

This is Witch 'n' Monk's second GPS-guided release: a new way to experience music, made for disobedient minds. Something between a quest game, an interactive podcast and a sound walk. Part of their release called OUTFOX: a collection of new music on the theme of radical creativity. 

To download Revolution click here: www.witchnmonk.com/revolution-gift

1- WELCOME (02:18)

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2- REVOLUTION NUMBER ONE (Figure 1 05:14)

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3- TODO CAMBIA (circle 06:46)

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4- LONELY LOU (circle 01:09)

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5- SOME REBELLIOUS IMPRESSION (circle 03:56)

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6- EL PUEBLO UNIDO (circle 01:57)

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7- FINALE: TOTAL REVOLUTION (circle 07:44)

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