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Back with another one of those Balkan-rocking beats, the delightfully unhip Shantel (seen in his new album's CD booklet rocking a tux, black sunglasses, and a party-in-the-back mullet like some Slavic cousin of Billy Squier) eschews the egghead electronica. Finding the sweet spot where disco and world music intersect, where the Bee Gees and Fanfare Ciocarlia simultaneously bop their heads ... (Full article: 233 words)
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