Get all 11 Damian Coccio releases available on Bandcamp and save 45%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of This Strange Life, Ephemeral Lane, Inner Ponds, Mysteries of the Deep, Hypnagogery, Year In Review, What the Storm Brought (Remix), Peace Project, and 3 more.
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Gol Gumbaz
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Vigeland
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Whispering Gallery
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Seaside Meadows
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Wembley
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Hallgrimkirkja
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St. Ouen
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Fort Worden
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Damian Coccio Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Background: Damian is an ASCAP artist that has been playing the bass guitar since he fell in love with it decades ago. He
plays music in a variety of genres and his passion is improvising and writing music. He has been building his own basses and audio electronics for over 25 years and hold several patents in various fields.
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