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the aerialists
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haribo douceur sucrée
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facts&fantasies puzzle
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sweet notes#2
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aerialist crazy jam
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aerialist waves blues
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pretty americaine
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orchid&bumblebee
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sweet bodies notes
02:28
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SI PEU
06:09
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mr gé & the crazy drivers of the nowhere road Brignon, France
solo artist project
the crazy drivers are mr gé: all words&sounds + artwork>> guitars, vocals, bass &
drum
and some additional instruments like
lapsteel slide guitar; guitar with violin bow; 12 string guit.; drummachine and analog synths sequences; Tunisian oud; jew's-harp; zither~ home made at "hOme&away"~
... more
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