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Enter
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Red Room
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Your Root Is My Roof
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Rogue Planet
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Beats Have No Nations
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Join The Din London, UK
Formed in London in 2018, Join The Din is an international ensemble that embodies the vibrant and exploratory nature of the contemporary UK NU Jazz scene. Consisting of explosive double drums and duelling saxophones, Join The Din are driven by intricate rhythmic interplay and intense melodic improvisations, combining influences from Jazz, Afrobeat, Psychedelia, Progressive Rock, EDM and Rave. ... more
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