Label boss mr.Basic is back with a new release with the talented artist KMRN! A sparkling collaboration of like-minded people was embodied in two tracks: Maqol and Masal. The first work is dominated by an oriental motive, mixed with bright electric sounds and vocals processed by a vocoder, thereby setting a unique mix to the sound. The second work is fundamentally distinguished by its fast energy and melody of loud synthesized sounds that will touch the emotions of even the most picky music connoisseur.
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Label boss mr.Basic is back with a new release with the talented artist KMRN! A sparkling collaboration of like-minded people was embodied in two tracks: Maqol and Masal. The first work is dominated by an oriental motive, mixed with bright electric sounds and vocals processed by a vocoder, thereby setting a unique mix to the sound. The second work is fundamentally distinguished by its fast energy and melody of loud synthesized sounds that will touch the emotions of even the most picky music connoisseur.
Hey, Podcast! #022 – NMOR
TRACKLIST:
01. Max & Nim - Sand Waves (Extended Mix) [DAYS like NIGHTS]
02. Mool - Granatapfel [Nightcolours]
03. Sklv - Adam [A Must Have]
04. Cowlam - Cable [Awen Tales]
05. Dave Seaman - Racket Abuse (Fairmont Remix) [Selador]
06. Santiago Garcia - Clock [Human By Default]
07. Sabb, Forrest - One of Us feat. Forrest (Dennis Ferrer Remix) [Moon Harbour Recordings]
08. WhoMadeWho, Adana Twins - Immersion [Kompakt]
09. Yeah But No - Run Run Run [Sinnbus]
10. Dave Seaman - Racket Abuse (Theus Mago Remix) [Selador]
11. GusGus - Crossfade (Maceo Plex Remix) [Natura Viva]
12. Pastaboys Feat. Osunlade - Deep Musique (Rampa Remix) [Rebirth]
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Hey, location!
Label boss mr.Basic is back with a new release with the talented artist KMRN! A sparkling collaboration of like-minded people was embodied in two tracks: Maqol and Masal. The first work is dominated by an oriental motive, mixed with bright electric sounds and vocals processed by a vocoder, thereby setting a unique mix to the sound. The second work is fundamentally distinguished by its fast energy and melody of loud synthesized sounds that will touch the emotions of even the most picky music connoisseur.
