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László And Cousins
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Oh!
05:01
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Tribute To Aerobit
05:35
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Polished Jazz
07:09
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Insects
05:50
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Splendid
01:51
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Sea, Panther, Shallow
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Jazzpospolita Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw-based instrumental group Jazzpospolita creates music through their own intuition and creativity. That’s why Jazzpo’s albums don’t fit to ancient genres described in the press. That's why you can meet this band in jazz clubs, philharmonics and pop festivals. That’s why their artistic activity is full of brave (sometimes weird) concepts and against conventions. ... more
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