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Fancy Robots
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Killalady
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My Best Friend
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Motorhome
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Blues & Reds
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Motorhome
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Calimba Song
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Autumn Leaves
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President
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Railroad Song
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Sandman
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Starlight
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Defiant & Proud
03:31
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Justine Electra Berlin, Germany
I first moved here in 1998 after I finished my music bachelor at SCU in Oz. I studied piano, voice, composition, film music,
performance, musicianship and audio skills.
I am currently planning a new album with my lovely label, Neun Volt Records. I played concerts at the Swiss "Lethargy", Nation of Gondwana, SO36 and Bi Nuu in summer. I am booking myself and hope to play as many gigs as possible.
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