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Calling
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Pretty Eyes
04:15
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Love
04:07
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Free
04:11
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Calling (Extended Mix)
06:13
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Love (Extended Mix)
05:05
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Free (Extended Mix)
06:44
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Marsh Cincinnati, Ohio
British Progressive House Producer. Tom Marshall
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What can I say. The man is a freagin wizard! He has cast a spell on me. Album is fantastic.
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I've been listening to electronic music since the late 90s (think Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel era). Few years ago I discovered Anjunadeep, and then Luttrell. It's brilliant work. These songs take you on a journey, type of stuff to give you goosebumps. The melodies and synths used are complex and interesting, with samples over the top that multiply the awesomeness. Snoop Dawk is a really melodic, emotional ride. It is by far one of the best elec songs to be produced in the past couple of years.
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Chronicles Of Bru Vol. 2 [HTCB02]
by Jessebru
The Canadian producer takes on climate anxiety with post-apocalyptic electronic musc on this conceptual EP.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Calling EP”
Brightest Lights is the perfect title for this album - because it's some of the brightest music you'll ever hear. Not a single second is wasted with any of the tracks, and every kick drum and chord will strike you right in your feelings. There's not a single bland track here, and you'll be surprised with every listen.
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