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Hydraulic
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Holiday
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Boat Party
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Oh, Yoko Tokyo, Japan
Oh, Yoko was Rie Mitsutake and Will Long. Together they created nostalgic pop, using retro electronic and acoustic instruments, to create something pure for a more simple life.
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This is one of the albums that changed my life forever. And I am deeply grateful for that! ♥∞
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