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Lisbon i
08:56
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Lisbon ii
08:14
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Lisbon iii
02:48
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Porto i
10:24
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Porto ii
06:08
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Zagreb i
06:09
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Zagreb ii
06:59
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Zagreb iii
05:28
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Brooklyn i
06:15
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Brooklyn ii
06:05
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Brooklyn iii
07:21
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Aliya Ultan Brooklyn, New York
Growing up in a car with her mother and sister, Aliya's music is about escape, the process of remembering, and the act of being fully present.
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