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Gravité
Gravité (Gravity) - Falling objects synchronized to produce rhythm. 2009
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Brett Domino: Hello Mistletoe (Goodbye Cold Snow) 2009
Official music video for Brett Domino's 2009 Christmas single, 'Hello Mistletoe (Goodbye Cold Snow)'.
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The Prism Laser Guitar
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4 hands on a guitar - Just Amazing !!
Brazilian Music Institute 2009 - TICO TICO.
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Kind of Bloop
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Pon de Table Bebe (Brazilian Baby Table Dance)
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BeatSneaks - Musical Shoes
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