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The Sound Of Love (2012)

The business of music can be quite fierce, and the A&R's and managers of such big businesses and record labels have to always be on the look-out for fresh talent. You'll find talent in the most unlikely of places. Whereas Denis Marti is busy living on the laurel's past successes, secret competition finds the next "BIG" thing - in more ways than one!
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The business of music can be quite fierce, and the A&R's and managers of such big businesses and record labels have to always be on the look-out for fresh talent. You'll find talent in the most unlikely of places. Whereas Denis Marti is busy living on the laurel's past successes, secret competition finds the next "BIG" thing - in more ways than one!

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Studio:ATV Entertainment

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