Get all 6 Toada releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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Nuance
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Vendaval
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Fervor
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Adelina
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A Matriarca
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Gestos Do Sul
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Matiz
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Diversa
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Mosaico
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Toada Berlin, Germany
Intended mainly to be a live act deploying emotional melodies combined with playful rhythms, the Berlin-based Portuguese
producer continues to provide a unique musical venture taking influence between Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
For live requests contact: plumarecords@gmail.com
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