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The One
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Running
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Summer Night
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Hiatus
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Don't Hurt Me Now
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The Indien The Hague, The Netherlands
The Indien is best described as an hypnotic, layered and vibe-driven act. Inspired by music of the 60’s and 70’s, The Indien’s debut “Cologne” is an independently recorded, uncompromising EP. While featuring throwbacks to its inspirators, The Indien carries a contemporary soulful sound. ... more
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