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A generic label would not do justice to the depth of Perfect Stranger's heartfelt music, which transposes feelings from across the wide range of human emotions. His "hybrid sound", actually enables to maintain that oldschool Goa spirit, in a totally new and exciting presentation and composition, which makes it the ultimate brain candy out there at the moment. ... more
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Magical and timeless all the way through. Favorite track would be The Aubergine of the Sun, except there's that part in the middle of Adrift where you start listening as a human and end up a one-eyed snail scrunching reality up into melting origami puzzles.
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Timeless music ... O Na Kar Maan Rupaiye Waala Ban Ban Ke Na Bage...
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The Great Mystery Remixes Part 2
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I love this album and Desert Dwellers for giving me ideas and inspiration! https://soundcloud.com/diamonds-of-kailash
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The Spanish house producer makes boundary-pushing, atmospheric tracks.
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Sarah Morgan and Georgia Bird plumb the heaviest depths of techno on their debut as IN2STELLAR.
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33 Music - The Remixes 2019
by 33 Music
Tense techno and glittery house are the go-to’s on this crackling remix collection from 33 Music.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Free As We Are ( Perfect Stranger Re Edit )”
The mixing on this EP is absolutely insane. The crisp percussion and fatter-than-the-Sun rolling basslines are life affirming. The feelings here drop you straight in the middle of where Jung’s “two-million-year-old man within” became first aware of their own consciousness. This will speak only to those who can hear it.
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