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Two In A Row
02:35
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Runaway
03:13
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Kept My Eyes Shut
02:53
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Merry-Go-Round
03:15
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Thieves
03:07
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Another Way Of Love
03:28
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Hide Out
03:33
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Dance
03:16
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Visions In Clouds Lucerne, Switzerland
Visions in Clouds is a Swiss located producer duo consisting of two music enthusiasts committed to synth-driven, 80’s and 90’s influenced music. After several successful releases and constant touring throughout Europe for the past four years, they have made themselves a name amongst post-punk/wave fans from Lucerne to Lima. ... more
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