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The Crossroads
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Just a Game
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Welcome to Oblivion
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Digital Eyes
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Ethereal Imperial
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It Moved my Soul
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Don't Ask
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Selection Process
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Sanctify It
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Suns of Mercury Melbourne, Australia
Suns of Mercury is a creative collaboration between performing artists around the
world.
Celebrating the power of music to build unity across languages and cultures, the project takes inspiration from the ancient concept of Mercury the Messenger.
We blend folkloric influences with emerging styles in Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Americas. Crossing musical borders is our passion.
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