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Chocolat de Coco
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Tropical Gamma
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Whirlpool
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Honeycrisp
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Alpine Beach
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All Yours, All Mine
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Venice
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Curaçao
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Avocado
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Who's The Fool?
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Pomegrenade
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The Waves We Had
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Color Comic Munich, Germany
Aloha!
With the vibes of the Chiemsee and the stony sea of the Alps in their luggage,
Chris, Maxi, Paul and Martin are now living in their new home in Munich. So it's hardly surprising that the sound of the four Cocos also describes itself as Island Indie: With dynamic-rhythmic drums, groovy animating basslines and dreamily playful guitars, they invite you to join the coco island!
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