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The single number 7 (with video) is presenting a multi-layer-pictured DELADAP Mastermind Stani Vana in multiple versions, playing back and forth and developing into a retro-disco style Super-Hero … imagine Johnnie Depp would be dancing beside you on the disco floor. The Swing-Jazz brass section meanwhile is breaking ground and adds the very special neo-swing flavor to what should become an electronic dance hit of its own. You won’t get this “Dam Di Di Dam” out of your head easily ….

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