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Working in Da Valley
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To Be a Tree
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One Day in Dharamsala
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Ravi on Acid
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Pale Moon God
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Ustad Ghulam
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Chillum
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BMI GOES INDIA Eindhoven, Netherlands
The Tromp brothers form the beating heart of BMI Goes India
(Psychedelic Indian electronic dance with live sitar). They
build a bridge between electronic dance and classical Indian music. Resulting in an unique original style.
They already built up a great live reputation and played at a wide range of festivals in their home country Netherland and abroad (Mysteryland, Xperience, Psy fi, etc).
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