Photos | Detour DJ Takes the Crowd on a Musical Journey
Priya Punia, the deejay for the 2008 Detour album, entertains the crowd with her turntable skills and musical instrument expertise.
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lighting instrument urban furniture activities band laptop group recreation part turntable lamp musician deejay back pc indoors accessories bag performer performance chair arch night glasses orchestra crowd musical instrument detour club musical concert audience music party priya entertainer computer speakers life handbag punia rekognition_c stage leisure hat electronics fun
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