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God Is in the Beats
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On the Streets of Mars
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Why We Migrate
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Triumph
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3:44 in the Morning
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Tomorrow, a Better World
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Epsilon-144 San Diego, California
Epsilon-144, Eric Gross, is an electronic music producer from San Diego. His music ranges from downtempo, with hints of lo-fi hip hop, to experimental and futuristic styles of intelligent dance music.
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This is a brand new futuristic approach to music. Onhell is on the cutting edge of sound and musical style.
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The Self-Love Tape
by Ajani NaNaBuluku
This album is just so fresh. It's good to hear something new, blending styles from the past into something completely new. The lyrics are unique and hella clever.
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Exotic Sounds For A Brighter Tomorrow
by The Space Cadet Quintet
Far-out exotica from this aptly named group—the kind of music George Jetson might play while unwinding with a martini.
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A personal, poignant record from the Belfast DJ and producer, dedicated to a close friend of his who passed away last year.
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Half of the proceeds from this imaginative, jazz-influenced electronic EP from A Model Kit go to Emigration for Action.
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Modulations (DiNDDL24)
by Ian Boddy
Pulsing modular synth compositions that feel both otherworldly and organically alive from DiN label boss Ian Boddy.
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