Get all 13 Marakesh releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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Don't Give Me Names
03:26
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Yadviga Yuslegko
04:01
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Bark Bark Bark
02:44
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What If
03:16
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VNebeNasNeNayti
04:09
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Ne Smeshno
03:50
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So Perfect
03:00
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Bittersweet Song
03:33
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Ya Znayu
04:38
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Aka Tochka
03:33
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Hidden Track
02:33
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Marakesh Berlin, Germany
Marakesh are a Berlin based indie rock band, originally from Ukraine. Formed in 2006 and named by Billboard Russia as “solid and manifestly eclectic sound”, the band soon appeared in the Grand Theft Auto IV soundtrack, reaching over 1,5 million views on YouTube. This led the band to a lot of touring, including open air festivals and a support slot for Placebo. ... more
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