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Beat
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Spector
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D.T.C
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New One (n1)
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DPMT Montpellier, France
Hypervisuel et mélodique entre mélodie pop, beats électro et satu rock. C'est un voyage musical et sonore, fruit d’influences assumées, affirmées et intégrées à une musique instrumentale.
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