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DIVE - Take Me Away
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Come Play With Me Leeds, UK
Come Play with Me is a non-profit music development organisation specialising in supporting people from marginalised
communities which includes a music magazine and events.
Since starting in 2015 we've released and supported a mix of new and more established acts from all genres, demonstrating the awesome diversity of great music coming out of this part of the world.
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