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Lunatic (live)
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Shehu (live)
04:58
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Harmonics (live)
04:31
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For Sataney (live)
03:57
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For Nastya (live)
06:20
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Vague (live)
03:44
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Gush Chapsa (live)
06:21
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Ish (live)
05:20
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Gush Chapsa bis (live)
06:06
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Bzu Nalchik, Russia
Bashir Khatsouk and Astemir Marshenkulov - They have played together for a long time in different groups, and now they have
decided to create their own project. They compose chamber and electronic music, which is inspired by the surrounding nature, people, and their own homes.
The visual part of our work is made by Mila Khatsouk
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