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Duration - Structure I
15:44
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Duration - Structure II
12:07
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Duration - Structure III
21:33
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Duration - Structure IV
15:35
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PLAIST - MUSIC Berlin, Germany
PLAIST
is a label founded by Christian Lillinger.
It represents a genre-free, excellently produced and creatively structured art form – all manifested here as a music label.
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