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How Many Voices Does the Wind Have?

According to Dmitriy Fedorov, a leading Russian authority on the wind's voices, it's a million. This moody, abstract track is from his 2017 debut album.

by Jon Davis, Published 2017-04-10

Filed under: Video

Related artist(s): Dmitriy Fedorov

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