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Mein Buddha
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Datatiger
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Rambutan
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Sweetsop
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Che Gue Wah Wah
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Obey the Echo
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Tropical Ganja Fiesta
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Beijing by Bike
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Sweetsop [Dabey Remix]
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Petayan Aabenraa, Denmark
Petayan performs a unique mixture of folk, world and weirdness.
The music is for the quirky characters of the world and has a political agenda to it, criticising commodification and the mainstream culture.
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