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Oceans
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Dirty Town
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Dancing with the Devil
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Neon Lights
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Glass Cristina Mexico City, Mexico
Full of textures, soulful melodies and captivating atmospheres. That is the most accurate description of the sound that Glass Cristina has developed, since its foundation at the beginning of 2016 until today. With a clear mixture of various genres such as Neo-soul, funk and electronic music , it’s hard to label their sound under a specific genre. ... more
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