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Konstiga restauranger
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Lilla person
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Jag behöver ingen gud
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Unni
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Jonas Lundqvist Stockholm, Sweden
A couple years ago, Jonas left Gothenburg for Stockholm – a love story with both an unhappy ending and a joyful rebirth.
With Adrian Recordings’ simultaneous move to Stockholm from Malmö, a conscious, uncertain musical evolution has begun.
The grand feelings and the euforia is delivered in a dancing mode, light as a feather.
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