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Lofiles is a music and mp3 blog contains a collection of songs I love. MP3s are for sampling purposes only. If you like the music as much as I do, please go out and buy the records! The website's focus is mainly on indie music covering a wide array of genres: Alternative, alt folk,alt country, singer-songwriter, indie hip hop, funk & soul, experimental music and more.
I try to steer clear of any music on major record labels preferring to support independent labels and artists only.If you have a complaint about the ownership of a track, please contact me directly and I will be happy to take it down ASAP.
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This page contains the works of Orlyko, my favorite Israeli indie music photographer:

 

The bass player for Nadav Azulay – Indie Negev 2008

Nadav Azulay – Indie Negev 2008

David Peretz – Indie Negev 2008

Amit Erez – Indie Negev 2007

Kitzu – Indie Negev Outlet

Yehu Yaron – Indie Negev Outlet

Adam kuman – Folkale 08

Adam kuman – Folkale 08

Panic Ensemble – Levontin

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