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Kantine
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Kaikoura
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Broken Stones
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Fables
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Episodes
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Aeiki
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Albert Kahn
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ADAC
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Need a Light
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Migration
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King's Birthday
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Vejviser
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Girls in Airports Copenhagen, Denmark
Girls in Airports’ captivating soundscape crosses musical genres and geographical borders. Combining jazz, indie and urban
folk into a unique expression of heart stirring melody-laden elegiac hooks and dance-friendly globally-influenced rhythms.
Formed in 2009 and Based in Copenhagen, the Danish award-winning band has released three albums and toured in the USA, Asia, Brazil and across Europe.
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