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700 þúsund stólar
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Hjarta mitt
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Ég veit þú kemur
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Hvert örstutt spor
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Víkivaki
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Ó, þú
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Rósin
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Leiðin okkar allra
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Morgunsól
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Magnús Jóhann Reykjavík, Iceland
Magnús Jóhann is an Icelandic composer, producer and keyboardist. He has explored a wide array of styles–introspective jazz, timeless popular songs, dissonant string scores and oddball electronics, to name but a few–across hundreds of recordings: solo work, scores for film and theatre, as a session player and a record producer. He has released three solo albums, an EP and two duo albums. ... more
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