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Welcome to the village
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Cosy corner cafe
03:36
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Picking strawberries
03:24
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Daisy lane
02:16
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Butterfly
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cloisterphonics Auckland, New Zealand
record label specialising in multi-spectrum electronica, psychedelic, ambient and alternative music
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