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3D World Sydney is a weekly glossy dance fashion and lifestyle magazine that has been in existence since 1989.
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Electro house and mash-ups never sounded as exciting and edgy in anyone else's hands and for a few years I was lucky enough to see Ajax and his cohorts play sterling, jaw-bruising sets everywhere from the 3D World Dance Music Awards in Sydney…
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