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a2 Liu xinyu - Dancing
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a6 Yan Jun - A Practice
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a7 Sun Wei - pipe
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b3 Zhao Cong - reel
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b5 Zhu Wenbo - ice
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b6 Li Song - nib
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b7 Gao Jiafeng
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End of the Alphabet Records Christchurch, New Zealand
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Handmade musical weirdness from New Zealand and other places.
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