Crossover – Voler Haut et Parler Doucement !

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Un épisode à 10 mains avec en guest Mr. Seb ! Magic Malik – Voléo Dominique Gengoul - Mi Mamzel Thierry Cham – Promess Dominique Gengoul – Fé Mannev Clive Zanda – Ogun Michael Boothman – Tabu Art de Coteau – Kerieka Woman Mansa Musa – Beat The Drum Frends – Mystery Music Sweet Talks – Akampaye Sweet Talks – Ebusua Sweet Talks – Kyekye Pe Aware Sweet Talks – Ye Wo Adze A Oye Alex Dorothée – Kadence Kadence Alex Dorothée – Dimba Tine Raison Rapallo – The Alkalite Mei Semones – Tooth Fairy Mei Semones – Kurage Pearl & The Oysters – Doom Mood Pearl & The Oysters – Sonhando Com Amor Dansky – Digital Rites Mighty Flames – Music Is The Answer Mirajata – Break Through Mighty Flames – Road Man (Mystic) Black Truth Rhythm Band - Ifetayo Black Truth Rhythm Band – You People Black Truth Rhythm Band – Save D Musician Black Truth Rhythm Band – Imo Les Frères Déjean - Alleluia

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