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Kismet 22
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Praise
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Tengri
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Khazana
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Zebra
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No matter what
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A Sacred Place
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Cold Mountains
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Shadows
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Back in time
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Atmos II
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Storm Cloudz
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Kismet orig 1997
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1krecords Germany
German born Lelonek began playing percussions at the age of 16. After joining various Bands making Jazz/Rock fusion he first experienced the influence of eastern music. Right from the early days of Asian Underground in the mid nineties, Lelonek´s the art production has caused trouble on the dancefloor. In 2000 he founded his own label 1K to incorporate influences from Africa and the Middle East ... more
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