Get all 147 Rupert Xaviau Chelford-west releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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Snow Storm
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Glass House
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Uncomplicated
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Falling Way
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Only You Will Know
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Insects
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Set Yourself Free
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Forever Yours
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One Second Behind
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The Last Dance
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Rupert Xaviau Chelford-west Manchester, UK
Experimental Electronic Musician from Stockport in Manchester U.K
💥 New release by
Innertube -'Tomorrows Sunset' 🌆
Out now! & available here 👇🏽
rupertx.bandcamp.com/album/tomorrows-sunset
Working from my home studio creating experimental / diy / outsider / offradar / underground / alternative / lofi /
electronic music.
Contact: jasonwestwell3@gmail.com
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