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B1-Heiße Maschinen
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B2-Simple Souple
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B3-Matière
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B4-Solène
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B5-Roulenotes
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B6-Jérome
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A3-Fendre les eaux
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A4-L'adversaire immobile
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Projet de vie France
This visceral soundtrack impeccable, chock-a-block with irony struggles against alienation, armed with
oscillators.
Projet de Vie AKA yann Lélias is a French minimal electronic music artist hailing from Angerville in Normandy. With vintage keyboards and 4-track he addresses in a hearrfelt yet ironic way the alienation of French smalltown suburbia.
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The Nation's Most Central Location.
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