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Rafiot by Justin St-Pierre Justin St-Pierre : Rafiot.
 Acoustic percusive guitar.

Justin St-Pierre started fingerstyle techniques in 2003 and explored this way of playing guitar while owning a cultural bar in North Quebec called "Rafiot". The guitarist built his album thanks to the many artists that played there and inspired him. Rafiot is the story of all the people that sat at his bar, all the legends and the discoveries.
Songs:

1. L'Heritage-Justin St
2. Pioche-Justin St
3. Rafale-Justin St
4. Le Temps en Suspend-Justin St
5. Le Naufrage-Justin St
6. La Vague-Justin St
7. L'Ivresse-Justin St
8. Le Rivage-Justin St

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 4/21/2017
Justin St-Pierre lives in Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Guitar, Instrumental, Folk

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