Get all 14 Arthur Dairaine releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Ma poule (Original Soundtrack), Memory Rental Store (Original Soundtrack), Pour un sourire de toi - Single, Denise est morte ce soir (Original Soundtrack), Libera me - Single, Mon ami qui brille dans la nuit (Original Soundtrack), Le retour des vagues (Original Soundtrack), Mom (Original Soundtrack), and 6 more.
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Prologue
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Mars, le 8ème continent
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Soleil bleu
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Phobos
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Bonne chance & Final
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Florence Porcel de Mars
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Arthur Dairaine Paris, France
Arthur Dairaine was born in Marseilles where he first learned piano and percussion. He studied composition with Régis Campo and got the conservatory prize with distinction. He has got prizes from SACEM and Henri Tomasi Association. Based in Paris, he composes for all kind of stories, between documentaries, animated movies or live actions. ... more
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