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Sheratan
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Deneb
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Zaniah
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Polaris
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Elnath
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Sadachbia
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Nodus I & II
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Alessio Miraglia Boston, Massachusetts
AM (Alessio Miraglia) is a Multi-Awards composer from Boston.
AM has worked for many films: Beauty and the Beast (2017),
Batman v. Superman “Dawn of Justice” (2016), The Brooklyn Banker (2016) Toy Story 4 (2019).
He won The MTVrock channel Awards for the best instrumental video clip 2015!
The prestigious “ Academy of Contemporary Music Award” for Best Pop-Song - ‘I Don't Mind’ (Motel Noir) 2017.
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