Ten Jinn - Nightmare
from A Year In A Revolution 2022 by Various Artist Sampler
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from A Year In A Revolution 2022,
released January 20, 2023
Music by Mike Matier and John Strauss
John Strauss – Piano, keyboards
Mark Wickliffe – Drums
Michael Matier – Guitars, keyboards
Matt Overholser – Bass
Music by Mike Matier and John Strauss
John Strauss – Piano, keyboards
Mark Wickliffe – Drums
Michael Matier – Guitars, keyboards
Matt Overholser – Bass
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