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Yore
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Trip
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Samburu
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I Saw The Light
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Neo Soul
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We Are Rome Schweppenhausen, Germany
Quiet is the new loud. Beats are the new riffs. A unique voice resounds and intertwines with analog sounds and dark guitar- loops. We Are Rome create a sound full of melancholy and desire. Between the boundaries of the 80’s new-wave sounds and todays’ indie music We Are Rome create soundscapes for thoughtful dancers and listeners. ... more
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