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Video Première: Maurizio Bo – “Club Ianwis”

Club Ianwis by Maurizio Bo is an instrumental song proposed as soundtrack, music and video are intentionally inspired by Twin Peaks and David Lynch.
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Club Ianwis is the first single from the solo project of Maurizio Bo, a 27-year-old photographer and graphic designer from Asti, Italy with a passion for music.

Club Ianwis is an instrumental song proposed as soundtrack, music and video are intentionally inspired by Twin Peaks and David Lynch (the MASTER),” he tells Welcome to Twin Peaks.

You might have seen the teaser earlier this week, but here’s the full video in world première. Watch it full screen (NSFW) and with a good sound system.

And while you’re watching, think about this: what could I.A.N.W.I.S. stand for?

Maurizio Bo – Club Ianwis

Stay tuned for more by Maurizio Bo!

Maurizio Bo - Club Ianwis

Founder and curator of Welcome to Twin Peaks since 2011. Bobsessed since March 1991.

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  1. wondergirl9847 says:

    I Am Not What I Seem?

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