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Miniatures
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Klaxon Pad Carnival
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Please Wait
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Let Co Flash
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Continuum
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Petit Matelot
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Encore
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Elie, été 2018
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Umlaut Records Paris, France
Umlaut is a music collective born in 2004 in Stockholm, which then opened two branches in Berlin and
Paris.
« Transformation of sound » is the motto around which they gathered to produce records, organize concerts, discover new artists and play music together.
The collective works to spread a music that is too rarely shared and discovered.
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