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Oasis Boom
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Dira
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Milena Sand
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Waagon
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Battistu No
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Congre
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Moma Blanche
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Sada Crac
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Le Baron
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Ivy Double Mise
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Ode Mer
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OASIS BOOM Lyon, France
The duo invents a desert rock that calls for dancing, knows techno well, and loves broad, hypnotic melodies that sound familiar to our ears. OASIS BOOM’s sound is freely inspired by Maloya and Mandingo music. Synthesizers are struck with drumsticks, and subway tickets get stuck in guitar strings as if there were sand everywhere. ... more
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