Akira / Framed, by Occupanther

Akira / Framed

by Occupanther

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	1.	Akira (feat. Plateau Green) 06:43		buy track
	2.	Framed 03:36		buy track

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For black is painted with millions / of yellow-white dots

Julian (aka Plateau Green), who also works as an eye doctor, wrote the lyrics for AKIRA after treating two little kids who had lost their eyesight due to an hereditary effect. Through the power of imagination and an innermost bond between each other, these siblings dreamt up their own shelter, a place illuminated by a universe of stars.

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released August 30, 2017

Cover: DailyDialogue.cc

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