News: Sebastian Döbbelin - Bewegte Teilchen (2021)

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Picture Credit: Sebastian Döbbelin
Artwork: Cecilia Amor

Sebastian Döbbelin - Bewegte Teilchen
Release Date: March 23, 2021
Length: 03:38
Genre: Psychedelic Folk
Origin: Albacete, Spain


Sebastian Döbbelin is presenting the first song from his upcoming album the artist is currently working on. "Bewegte Teilchen" (German: "Particles in motion") is a hypnotizing and soothing Folk tune that conveys a calm but steady energy, comparable to the movement of the sea or the wind.

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