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Gym tonus
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Rabbit krueger
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La sueur
02:04
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Greatest heat
02:00
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Cheval téléscopique
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Fraîcheur et saveur
03:25
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Watermelon frappé
01:57
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Tuna island
02:12
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Vert et volant
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Florence Arthaud
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Fémur de femme
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Megaplus
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PAPAYE Nantes, France
PAPAYE is a 3-piece outfit full of vitamins and tender flesh. Their music is like sitting on a high-speed train with needles
for cushion, perfectly uncomfortable. Juicy pop with sour edge to it, the only fruit you can't put in a smoothie with out ruining all the other ones. The band is concise and powerful, with no other intent than pure excitement.
Listen. Enjoy. Here, have some more.
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