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Afraid to Sing a Lot
04:42
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Fruchtschale
04:04
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Grand Radar
06:18
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Five
04:30
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Exit
01:40
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malkovic Moscow, Russia
Malkovic as a band started in 2005. Initially it was an acoustic duo (alesha G. & sasha T.), but then some new people came
to the band and brought in new instruments, malkovic's sound became louder and more spacious, but has always been keen for lounge with an atmosphere of chamber music.
The lyrics are as diverse as the music: the band has songs written in Russian, English French and Italian.
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