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Cool Kids
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Cloudbeats
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You Did
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Where R U
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Lie 2 Me
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Brainy Fox
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Castle Kids
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Ocean
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Shana Falana Kingston, New York
Shana Falana is an experimental dream-pop band emerging from New York’s vast drone/psych scene. Combining live looping of reverb-drenched vocals and guitar with tribal drums and stunning visual projections, Shana’s live experience has often been described as transcendental. ... more
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